Robert Taylor, Jr.

Robert Taylor, Jr. - known for his work in such projects: «The SpongeBob Musical: Live on Stage!» (2019),

Robert Taylor Jr. (he/him) is an American entertainer whose goal is to inspire and spread love, peace, and harmony to people of all ages through music and dance.

Born in Brooklyn and raised in Coney Island, he developed a love for music and dance under the training and education of his father Robert Bobby “T-Boy” Taylor of “Magnetic Touch” who was produced by Phil Medley (who wrote ‘Twist And Shout’ for “The Beatles”) and Patrick Adams (who produced for Eric B. & Rakim & Cathy Dennis) and went under his tutelage for his music/artistry.

Robert’s first gig was writing songs with his father Bobby “T-Boy” Taylor and Patrick Adams entitled “What’s The Deal” & “You Got The Love” by his father’s singing group “Magnetic Touch”. He also worked with Elizabeth Buzzetta from public school P.S. 90, Palmeri and Pat Conlon Levy for musical training, Larry Ramsey for acting, John Goring, and Eddie Morales for dance from John Dewey High School.

He received a B.A. in Dance with a minor in Musical Theatre from Marymount Manhattan College. Robert studied with Brian Green, The Amountboyz (with Ant Boogie), Jared Grimes with “Broadway Underground”, Ephrat “Bounce” Asherie, Eric Jenkins, Jamie Jackson, Future, Bam, Eric Negron, Kelly Peters, Spex, Samo, and Huu Rock.

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