Taylor-Ann Hasselhoff Collides into Love and Bullying personal style, having a rock-n-roll/ rocker-chic vibe.
Taylor-Ann Hasselhoff’s (E!’s #RichKids of Beverly Hills) music seeks to inspire messages of love and acceptance among others. Her new music video “Collide” was recently released and aims at attacking the problem of bullying. The song, produced by Mario Marchetti [Demi Lovato, JoJo, Black Eyed Peas] and the music video, directed by Joshua Shultz [Imagine Dragons, Juliet Simms], brings Taylor-Ann’s vision to life. Her music has also been the inspiration behind the launch of her high end unisex jewelry line Skulls On Fire by Taylor-Ann Hasselhoff. The line is inspired by Taylor-Ann’s own
Aside from her work in television and music, Taylor-Ann has a passion for animals and charity work. She works with a handful of organizations regularly, including the LA Mission, an organization that works to provide hope, health, food, and opportunity to people in need and The World Animal Protection, which helps end needless suffering of animals. I was able to speak with Hasselhoff on the inspiring messages behind her music. What made you decide to start making music? I grew up performing and was part of my schools choir. I also did a number of musicals. Music was always such a passion of mine, it's my therapy. Do you have any musical inspirations? Yuna, Disclosure, and Imogen Heap.
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