2002–2006: In the Beginning When Baxter was 18 she met and became good friends with South African DJ and radio personality Roger Goode. This led to their breakthrough in the international music charts with "In the Beginning" in 2002.
2006–2009: Colour of Me Baxter continued performing in the dance music scene and playing at local drum and bass events. She then met
Noisia in 2006 and went to Holland to work on her solo album with the Dutch trio. The album was written by Baxter and her co-writer Andre Scheepers. '
Colour of Me' was released in 2007 on CD only and did not have a digital and world-wide release until 2020 provided by
Universal Music Group. Baxter toured extensively throughout this time, performing at the biggest local festivals such as
Oppikoppi, Rocking the Daisies,
RAMFest. The singles from the album, "Who's Sorry Now", "The Journey", "Useless" and "Fade To Black" made the South African radio top charts list. "The Journey" and "Don't Believe in Love" appeared in the 2009 South African film, "
White Wedding". The "Colour of Me" album was nominated for 4
South African Music Awards and won 2 with 'Best Newcomer' and 'Best Pop Album (English)'. In 2008, Baxter appeared on "Cooking Magic" season 2, by Urban Brew Studios, SABC, a cooking show aimed towards children with celebrity guests as entertainers. At the 15th annual SAMA awards, Loyiso's "Blow your Mind" featuring Tasha Baxter was nominated for MTN Record of the year, adding to Baxter's SAMA nominations. In October 2009 Tasha Baxter appeared on "Tropika Island of Treasure" season 2 reality gameshow on national television alongside other South African celebrities such as
Trevor Noah, Loyiso Bala and was hosted by
DJ Fresh.
2010–2013: Ebb and Flow, Cloudburn, Strange Behaviour Baxter collaborated with
Jon Gooch (Feed Me, Spor) on numerous songs throughout this period. They released the drum & bass tracks "As I Need You" and "Overdue" as Spor and the
dubstep tracks "Cloudburn", "Strange Behaviour" and "Ebb & Flow". "Cloudburn" reached number one on Beatport dubstep chart and was released on
Deadmau5's label
mau5trap. 'Ebb & Flow' was released on Feed Me's debut studio album '
Calamari Tuesday' and the album reached No. 14 on the
UK Dance Albums Chart. 'Ebb & Flow' also appeared in the British TV show, "
Youngers". In 2011, Baxter independently released her 'Ebb & Flow' EP which was produced by Jon which contained the original songs "Ebb & Flow", "Bikes" and "Fake the Fall".
2014–2019: Snowblind, Bigger than Me In 2014, Baxter met
Au5 and the song '"Snowblind" was created. Tasha wrote and performed vocals for the song and it was released on Canadian electronic record label
Monstercat. "Snowblind" reached number one on the Beatport dubstep charts and also appeared on the American TV show, "
So You Think You Can Dance". The following year, she independently released "Bigger than Me" with Au5 as producer which has over one million streams on
Spotify. In 2016, she was featured again on
Monstercat with Tut Tut Child on the song "Just A Dream". In 2017 the song, "The Journey" from Baxter's album "Colour Of Me" was sampled in
Lil Wayne's "Hittas" on his "
Tha Carter V" studio album. During this period, Baxter continued with collaborations and recordings in the
Electronic dance music and Drum & Bass with releases such as "Saviour" by
Flux Pavilion on Circus Records and "The Wall" by Abis &
Signal/Imanu and with Minesweepa on "FACES" and "Stargate" with Au5 on his "Divinorum" album. In 2021, Baxter collaborated with
Feed Me again, performing 'Reckless' on his self titled studio album 'Feed Me' released on Sotto Voce. Later in 2021, Baxter collaborated with
Moore Kismet on their song 'Call of the Unicorn' released on
Thrive. In 2022, Baxter collaborated with
Kill the Noise and
Bro Safari releasing the single "As Above So Below" via Polyoto Records. The single would also contain the "Band of Insanity" remix which was the top voted community made remix. In 2023, Baxter would collaborate again with Kill the Noise and long time collaborator Feed Me on the single "Mirage" on Kill the Noise's album "Hollow World". Later in October 2023, Baxter would return to
Monstercat after 9 years releasing "Endgame" with Rebel Scum. ==Discography==