Ebony Tay holds a custom “oxtail” stratocaster, formerly owned by a member of the Wailers.
Ebony Tay’s vintage Jamaican “oxtail” Stratocaster was once owned by a member of the Wailers who played in Bob Marley’s Smile Jamaica concert. The blue lighting accentuates the Lucky Red of Chinatown.
Ebony Tay mesmerizes a Chinatown crowd following her tour in Spain.
Ebony Tay rips a solo in Chinatown, fusing the styles of Paco De Lucia meets Hendrix, as she prepares for her “Soulmenco” College Tour.
Ebony Tay mesmerizes street crowd in Chinatown, New York City, 2015.
Critics dub Ebony Tay as a female Jimi Hendrix-meets-Tina Turner. Here, she captivates a street crowd ahead of her college tour. Discover her electrifying performances for Black and Latino History Month.
Ebony blends the styles of the greats, Hendrix, Prince and Paco De Lucia to celebrate U.S diversity and culture.
Credit: PJ Sykes
Fresh off her summer tour in Spain, Ebony Tay performs an original showcase blending the essence of Jamaican rock and flamenco, to celebrate diversity and pay homage to a Virginia Tech student killed by gun violence.
Ebony Tay invokes Prince with an electric flamenco sound on guitar.
Following a tour in Spain, Ebony Tay electrifies Virginia college crowd with funk-flamenco fusion guitar solo. Experience her unique sound blending Prince and Paco De Lucia influences.
Ebony Tay’s guitar and voice mesmerized a sold out show at the Zihuatanejo Guitar Festival.
Ebony Tay was signed by legendary A&R executive Don Rubin (Tracey Chapman), for her unique voice as a singer-songwriter. Tay stirs a sold-out crowd at the Zihuatanejo Guitar Festival, in honor of a college student killed by gun violence and to bring forth the power of love, peace, and remembrance.
Six Strings
Celebrating a girl and her guitar.
