Voice of My Own by Taylor, founder of Doc's Castle LLC It started with a bottle of Jose, a college crush, and a verse that refused to stay quiet. Voice of My Own is a standalone chapter from Taylor's memoir-in-progress 4Da Streetz , capturing the night she stepped into Baltimore's Underground Dojo and claimed her voice. Fueled by flirtation, frustration, and a half-written verse, she entered the booth not as a manager or stylist, but as an artist. The track was "Jose." The moment was transformative. This chapter unfolds in real time: from plotting on a friend's couch to performing in a packed studio, surrounded by artists, smoke, and sound. It's a lyrical portrait of authorship born in the middle of chaos. Taylor didn't just record a song—she ruptured a silence. She stopped curating other people's stories and started telling her own. Set against the backdrop of Baltimore's underground music scene, Voice of My Own explores persona, power, and the moment a woman decides she's no longer just surviving—she's narrating. About the Author: Taylor is a writer, publisher, and founder of Doc's Castle LLC, a creative house and publishing imprint amplifying memoir, music, and visual art. Her work explores matriarchal legacy, creative equity, and the power of personal storytelling. She is currently building a living archive through essays, music, and visual media that center resilience, authorship, and resistance. Download Voice of My Own and hear the track that started it all. This isn't just a chapter—it's a timestamp in the archive.