Taryn Laronge is an alternative Metis country artist born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada who “not only is walking the musical footsteps of pioneers like Joni Mitchell but is also making some big ones of her own.“ – Tuck Magazine Currently she plans to release a number of singles, which she will promote mainly in 2017. One of them called “Autumn in the Vineyard with You” was written for a Hallmark movie. The song was mixed as a favor by well-known Vancouver mixer Tim Crich and according to Taryn “that was the nicest favor anyone has ever done for me”. She will be releasing other songs “Brave”, “The Rolling Hills of Tennessee” and “The Devil Haunts the Broken Hearted” all in 2017. In high school Taryn wrote and directed a successful musical theatre production called “La Cage Aux Femmes”. That earned her a scholarship to (AMDA) a prestigious musical theatre school in New York but her father refused to send her there and instead signed an admission offer to study journalism at Carleton University, much to Taryn’s dismay instead and she didn’t get to go to music school which was her dream. Half way through university she suffered a bad accident and had to quit everything in order to recover. But Taryn is a fighter and it wasn’t long before she was back doing what she loves to do, write songs. In 2000, she was the recipient of a grant from CBC Radio 2 to produce a music project in commemoration of Reena Virk, the twelve-year old girl from Victoria, BC who was brutally murdered by a group of peers. In 2012 Taryn started releasing music on her own and put out her first debut solo album called “Little Doorways” which was recorded at the Warehouse Studios in Vancouver, BC and produced by Joe Cruz. This fiercely talented female country artist has big plans to keep releasing new music and touring in 2017 and 2018. Her dream is to expand her range as a solo country artist and she is looking forward to touring and meeting new fans of her music.