Building off of her recent Grammy nomination, Taali returns with a stunning 13-track set that draws immediate comparisons to like-minded heroes Regina Spektor, Beck and Sufjan Stevens. Written, produced & performed by Taali between NY, LA, Amsterdam & Sfinari, "Taali" is a deeply resonant exploration of friendship, love, loss & ultimately triumph. Studio musicians include Grammy Award winning bassist Ben Williams & indie rock drummer Dustin Kaufman + a chamber string quartet arranged by Taali.

Taali - vocals, synths
Ben Williams - bass
Dustin Kaufman - drums
Brian Bender - guitar

Laura van der Stoep - viola
Marieke de Bruijn - violin
Melissa Ann Ussery- violin
Jos Teeken - cello

José James - handclaps 
Avram Billig - handclaps

Produced by Talia Billig, Brian Bender
Recorded by Brian Bender at Mother Brain West and Lily Wen at Figure 8 Studios
Mixed by Brian Bender at Mother Brain West
Mastered by Frank Arkwright at Abbey Road Studios
Vocal arrangement by Taali

Cover photo by Taali
Cover design by Talia Billig
Album artwork by Hayden Miller

Listen here: https://www.rainbowblonde.co/taali-lp

We’re thrilled to announce that Taali’s debut album “I Am Here” is available on all platforms and has already been met with a beautiful response. We’re so thankful to be able to share it with you. Listen on all platforms here.

“Full of thoughtfulness, genuine intentions, powerful imagery, and airy harmonies, the 15-track (I Am Here), is proof that Taali and her much needed positivity, are here to stay.”

— Bust

“I Am Here is a triumphant rallying cry for those seeking out healing, power, and connection. The whole album feels like an out of body experience from another perspective. Whatever darkness you’re in, Taali sheds a light of hope in I Am Here.”

— B Sides TV

“I Am Here released today on Rainbow Blonde Records (co-founded by Taali herself alongside José James), is a fittingly anthemic introduction to her avant-garde electro-pop enchantica. Full of drama, cinematism, and downright scorching vocal hooks, Taali’s new single breathes new life into a genre often over-saturated with sugary club bangers and lack-of-substance. ”

— BORN Music