Paul Taylor

Paul Taylor (born 5 August 1957) is a Scottish electronic DJ and musician.

Early life Taylor was born in Aberdeen, Scotland and moved to Burnley, Lancashire at the age of 13. He later studied Graphic design at Burnley Grammar School and Blackpool College.

Career Angels In 1974, at the age of 16, Taylor was offered his first job as a DJ for Angels. In 1989, Taylor and his business partner, Steve Farkas, purchased Angels.

Visionmasters Under the name Visionmasters, Taylor, Danny Hibrid and Tony King released "Keep on Pumpin' It" in 1991 featuring vocals from Kylie Minogue.

Loveland Taylor, along with Paul Waterman and Mark Hadfield and vocalist Rachel McFarlane, formed the disco-house group Loveland in the early 1990s. Tracks such as "Let the Music (Lift You Up)", "Don't Make Me Wait", "I Need Somebody" and "The Wonder of Love" increased the group's fame during 1994–95.

Dream FM Taylor was a DJ on 1990s Leeds pirate radio station Dream FM.