In this new project ‘PreacherSon’ singer/songwriter Taylor Robert has joined forces with legendary producer/drummer Michael Bland. Driven by Bland's extensive background playing with Prince and Soul Asylum, the project relies heavily on tight, deeply pocketed grooves, dynamic drumming, and a polished urban rhythm section. Robert comes from a long lineage of preachers, thus his vocal foundation is deeply rooted in church choirs and world-renowned a cappella arrangements. This adds a soaring, powerful, and spiritual vocal layer to their tracks. Songs like their debut single "Love is Who You Are" balance organic acoustic guitar picking with smooth, modern studio tracking. This approach keeps their music warm and grounded rather than overly computerized. Bland is highly revered in the music industry for his meticulous ear—including having perfect pitch—and his hyper-specific technical habits. For instance, fellow Minneapolis musicians note that Bland routinely tunes his snare drum to the exact tonic pitch of the song they are recording. This level of attention to sonic detail gives PreacherSon tracks a remarkably polished, punchy, and radio-ready studio sheen.

The song-writing style of Minneapolis artist PreacherSon (Robert Taylor Baggott IV) is defined by its raw vulnerability, organic roots, and deeply personal themes. Because he co-writes much of the material alongside legendary producer/drummer Michael Bland, their songwriting strikes a careful balance between intimate, stripped-back storytelling and structured, heavy-grooving arrangements. Robert often draws directly from his own life. His lyrics explore the deep, universally felt dynamics of human connections, focusing on romantic devotion, complex relationships and enduring friendships. Songs like "Something Real" tackle the modern longing for authentic, unfiltered human connection. A recurring anchor in his writing is emotional openness. His debut single, “Love is Who You Are” operates as a classic, soaring romantic ballad centered on absolute devotion and spiritual reassurance. His writing acts as an unfiltered emotional escape and a snapshot of his own life journey. His creative inspiration is born out of intense personal struggles—specifically overcoming major heartbreaks, navigating mental illness, and learning to start over. Writing these songs serves as his process for finding inner peace and releasing negative mindsets philosophy. He frequently maps out the lyrics and melodies purely with a solo acoustic guitar a which keeps the emotional core of the songwriting warm, grounded, and folk-reminiscent. Reflecting his heritage as a preacher’s son, his writing often leans into messages of healing, inner strength, and hope.