Skip to main content
    forgot password
why register?
Justin Taylor & the Electric Mayhem
+  Share
+  All Featured Artists 
+  New Tracks 
+  Played on triple j 
Browse By Genre
+ Dance
+ Electronic
+ Hip Hop
+ Indie
+ Metal
+ Pop
+ Punk
+ Rock
+ Roots
+ Indigenous
A-Z of Unearthed Artists
A B C D E F G
H I J K L M N
O P Q R S T U
V W X Y Z #  
artist pic
Justin Taylor & the Electric Mayhem
Genre: Rock, Pop
Region: Adelaide, SA
Members: Justin Taylor - Guitar & Vocals Kosta Stylianou - Drums Jarrod Hamilton - Bass
Sounds Like: Ben Harper, John Mayer
Influences: Ben Harper, John Butler trio, Donavon Frankenreiter
Artist Website: www.justintaylor.net

Justin Taylor was born in outback New South Wales and began playing the guitar in his teens. Upon moving to the “big smoke” he discovered an infatuation with song writing brought on by the loneliness occasioned by city living.

In 2003 armed with a sensitive back catalogue of acoustic material, Justin set forth to bring his music to the world, all the while continuing to evolve as an artist, musician and wordsmith. With his solo acoustic shows summoning a mighty array of emotions in both performer and listener alike, the depth that could be added by a band was the next natural progression.

In 2006, in a small studio, the sounds of Justin Taylor & the Electric Mayhem were blasted across the Adelaide airwaves for all to hear. The rest, it is hoped, will be history.

Whether gracefully coaxing loving sounds from an acoustic guitar or tearing open the space time continuum with his raucous lap slide antics Justin Taylor is a songwriter, singer, musician and music enthusiast attempting to craft a undefinable sound taking who ever will listen on a sonic journey of influences from the 1960’s to today, all the while remaining distinctly true to himself.

this artist.
+ contact this artist

The Way That I Love You
Rate Tag Track
Download mp3 - 4.57 mb
Cat That Got the Cream
Rate Tag Track
Download mp3 - 3.71 mb
Rest of Forever
Rate Tag Track
Download mp3 - 3.39 mb

reviews

Love it? Hate it? Let us know by writing a review »

This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.