Hailing from Taylor County, West Virginia, country group Taylor Made is comprised of siblings Wendy Williams, Greg Duckworth and Brian Duckworth. The group’s hallmark, is their three-part sibling harmony. “Our mom taught us to sing,” explains Wendy. “We would all sing on the back porch and the neighbors would holler out songs they wanted us to sing.” Despite being raised in a home where music was a way of life rather than a hobby, the siblings of Taylor Made are the only three out of the seven total Duckworth siblings who have taken to performing as adults.

Initially pursuing solo careers, the siblings formed trio I-79 just days before the Colgate Country Showdown with hopes of competing in and winning the competition. Not only did the group win first place, but each individual member also came to the realization that they operated best when performing together. “We started with an acapella note on the first song and, coming out of that big system, there was definitely a ‘wow’ feeling,” Greg says. “It sent a charge through the whole room. You could feel it,” Wendy adds. “We had never experienced that before.” That moment of harmonic convergence wasn’t lost on the crowd – local venue owners were no exception. “We realized we’d been missing that third voice,” explains Brian. And the day after the show we started getting calls from people wanting to book us. It snowballed from there.”

They began playing clubs, honky-tonks and fairs throughout the region. After their first single charted high on both Independent and Music Row charts, the group signed with West Virginia based record label, Little General Records and released “Good Love”, produced by songwriter/producer Dan Mitchell (“If You’re Gonna Play in Texas You Gotta Have a Fiddle in the Band”) and did so well they won New Vocal Group of the year in New Music Weekly. Their next single, “Things You Don’t Grow Out Of”, made it to #36 on the Billboard Indicator chart, #19 on the Music Row chart, and earned the group MusicRow Magazine’s Independent Artist of the Year for 2012. Their new single “Somewhere Between”, co-written by Wendy, Greg and Brian is just being released through Tenacity Promotions.

In each facet of their music, Taylor Made reflects the true spirit of the hard working men and women who come to their shows. “We’re real,” Wendy says. “We’re all bringing our personal experiences to the table. We’ve lived these songs. We literally started on a back porch in West Virginia – and we’re going to play every place that will have us.”