Dulcie Takes Best Songwriter
at the 2014 New Times Awards
Dulcie Taylor won the
New Times Music Award for
Best Songwriter 2014. She took home the same award last year,
2013. Here is a picture of the two
“Newties” as they are called, side-by-side. The
“Newtie” is 10 pounds of solid bronze in the shape of a microphone and is made of metal reclaimed from decommissioned weapon systems.
Dulcie Taylor and friends charting at The Alternate Root, read more at HERE
"Best Songwriter 2013" at the New Times SLO Music Awards
Dulcie is listed as a Related Artist on KEITH URBAN'S Bio Page at MSN Music. She says "thank you" to the people who are downloading her music.
Dulcie was thrilled to play the Kennedy Mainstage at the 35th Annual Kerrville Folk Festival in Kerrville.
Mirrors and Windows has been named one of the 12 Best Recordings of 2004 by Soundstage, along with CDs by such artists as Brian Wilson, Wilco, Los Lobos, and Peter Mulvey.
When renowned Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz (his shows include Godspell, Pippin, and Wicked) was interviewed on The Atrium Stage at the Kennedy Center by Michael Kerker of ASCAP, he entertained and thrilled the sold-out crowd with his stories and his songs. Then Mr. Schwartz introduced songwriters from the Mid-Atlantic region who each performed an original song. Dulcie performed her song, Diamond & Glass.
Dulcie performed as part of the Songwriters' Association of Washington Showcase. Ohter performers included Margot MacDonald, Christylez Bacon, Sol Roots. See Dulcie's performance (forward to 32:00) on the Millennium Stage at the Kennedy Center in DC here. Dulcie wins the Grand Prize in Broadjam's Steinberg Finals.
Broadjam's Steinberg Finals, a song competition sponsored by
Steinberg, the Germany-based company that manufactures digital audio recording equipment. The prize is the
Steinberg Ultimate Studio Solution, "a combination of hardware and software worth over $10,000." Broadjam is a 125,000 member-strong organization of songwriters that hosts a massive online database of searchable songs for film/tv, advertisers, recording artists, etc. by writers from all 50 U.S. states and over 150 countries worldwide. "The Broadjam Pro Services group designs and builds custom technology for music industry clients such as
Warner/Chappell, Academy of Country Music, Peavey, Yamaha and others."
Dulcie Taylor’s “Diamond & Glass” has all the makings of a hardcore country album: tales of divorce, despair and death, along with occasional allusions to emotional abuse and reckless drinking. But Taylor, a Wammie-award-winning singer-songwriter, is more poet than honkytonker, and far too much of a romantic to let an album unfurl without conveying inspirational thoughts and comforting messages. Continue reading 
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