TAYA

TAYA is an Australian Christian singer and worship artist best known for her powerful vocals and her years as a member of Hillsong UNITED. Her voice became familiar to millions of listeners through songs such as “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail),” “Touch the Sky,” and “Another in the Fire,” helping make her one of the most recognizable voices in contemporary worship music.

After establishing herself with Hillsong UNITED, TAYA began building her own career as a solo artist. Her music continues to center on worship, faith, and a desire to point listeners toward God, while giving her the opportunity to express her own musical identity and personal journey.

TAYA’s solo catalog includes songs such as “For All My Life,” “Gonna Be Good,” “All Eyes on You,” and “The Reminder.” Her music brings together the expansive sound of modern worship with a distinctly personal vocal style, making her an artist whose work can connect with both longtime worship-music listeners and those discovering her for the first time.

At FishWorship, we appreciate artists who do more than simply produce Christian music—they help create music that gives people an opportunity to worship. TAYA’s journey from Hillsong UNITED to her solo career makes her an especially interesting artist to follow, and we’re glad to feature her music among the artists we’re discovering and celebrating.

🎵Essential Songs (with Hillsong)

“Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)”

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“Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)” is perhaps the song most closely associated with TAYA’s time with Hillsong UNITED. Released on the group’s 2013 album Zion, the song became a defining worship anthem of the 2010s, built around the biblical story of Peter stepping out of the boat and trusting Jesus in the midst of the waves.

TAYA’s vocal performance is a major part of what makes the recording so memorable. Her delivery begins with a sense of vulnerability and gradually builds into a powerful declaration of faith, perfectly complementing the song’s message of trusting God beyond the boundaries of what feels safe and familiar.

The song’s central theme is beautifully simple: faith requires us to take our eyes off our circumstances and place our trust in God. Its imagery of deep waters, uncertainty, and stepping beyond our comfort zone has helped “Oceans” connect with worshipers around the world and become one of the most recognizable contemporary Christian songs of its generation.

For TAYA, “Oceans” represents an important part of her musical story. Although her solo career has given her an opportunity to develop her own artistic identity, this Hillsong UNITED recording remains an essential part of the journey that introduced her voice to millions of listeners.

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“Touch the Sky”

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“Touch the Sky” is another defining TAYA performance from her years with Hillsong UNITED. Released on the 2015 album Empires, the song takes its inspiration from the paradox of the Christian life: true greatness is found not in lifting ourselves up, but in surrendering ourselves to God.

TAYA’s vocals give the song a distinctive combination of strength and intimacy. Rather than simply presenting a triumphant worship anthem, her performance carries a sense of personal surrender as the song moves from its quieter opening into its expansive chorus. The result is a worship song that feels both deeply personal and large enough for congregational worship.

At the heart of “Touch the Sky” is the idea that following Jesus means letting go of our own plans and ambitions and trusting Him completely. Its message of surrender, dependence, and finding life in Christ makes it a natural companion to “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail),” while offering a different perspective on what it means to step out in faith.

For TAYA, “Touch the Sky” is an important part of the Hillsong UNITED catalog that helped establish her as a distinctive voice in contemporary worship. Along with “Oceans,” it remains one of the recordings that best represents the powerful worship sound of that era and TAYA’s contribution to it.

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“So Will I (100 Billion X)”

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“So Will I (100 Billion X)” is one of the most ambitious and beautifully crafted worship songs from Hillsong UNITED’s catalog. Released on the 2017 album Wonder, the song reflects on God’s creativity and the vastness of His creation before turning that wonder into a personal response: if creation itself points toward God, then so will we.

TAYA’s performance brings an almost conversational intimacy to the song’s enormous ideas. Rather than trying to overpower the lyrics, her vocals allow the words to unfold naturally, giving the listener room to consider the imagery of stars, oceans, mountains, and every part of creation responding to its Creator.

The song eventually moves from God’s work in creation to His work in redemption, making its central question increasingly personal. The repeated idea of “so will I” becomes a declaration of willingness—to worship, to follow, to surrender, and ultimately to give our own lives in response to what God has done.

For TAYA, “So Will I” is another excellent example of why her voice became so closely associated with Hillsong UNITED’s worship music. Her performance balances the song’s sweeping, cosmic perspective with a sense of personal devotion, making “So Will I (100 Billion X)” both a memorable recording and a powerful worship experience.

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“Broken Vessels (Amazing Grace)”

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“Broken Vessels (Amazing Grace)” brings together two powerful themes of Christian faith: our brokenness and God’s grace. Released by Hillsong Worship in 2014 on No Other Name, the song combines an original worship song with the familiar words and imagery of “Amazing Grace,” creating a beautiful reflection on redemption and restoration.

TAYA’s performance is especially effective because she doesn’t try to hide the vulnerability at the heart of the song. Her vocals move between quiet reflection and fuller expressions of worship, reinforcing the message that God can take lives that are broken, imperfect, and empty and transform them through His grace.

The song’s imagery of broken vessels is rooted in the biblical picture of God as the potter who works with imperfect human beings. Rather than requiring us to become whole on our own before approaching Him, the song points toward a God who meets us in our brokenness and makes us new. The familiar “Amazing Grace” refrain gives that message an additional sense of history and familiarity.

“Broken Vessels (Amazing Grace)” also demonstrates the versatility of TAYA’s voice as a worship leader. While songs such as “Oceans” and “Touch the Sky” are expansive and soaring, this performance has a more reflective quality. It is a reminder that some of the most meaningful moments in worship can come when we simply acknowledge our need for God’s grace.

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“Another in the Fire”

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“Another in the Fire” is one of Hillsong UNITED’s most powerful worship songs, appearing on the group’s 2019 album People. The song draws its central imagery from the biblical account of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who were thrown into a fiery furnace for refusing to abandon their faith. Rather than focusing on the absence of trials, the song celebrates the assurance that God is present with us in the middle of them.

TAYA’s vocal performance gives the song both intimacy and strength. As the song develops, her voice helps transform the biblical story into a personal declaration of faith: whatever circumstances we face, we do not face them alone. The repeated imagery of another standing beside us in the fire becomes a powerful reminder of God’s presence when life feels overwhelming.

One of the song’s most compelling ideas is that faith doesn’t necessarily mean God will keep us from difficult circumstances. Instead, He can meet us within them. The lyrics move from remembering God’s faithfulness in the past to confidently declaring His faithfulness in the present, making the song especially meaningful for anyone walking through a difficult season.

For TAYA, “Another in the Fire” represents another significant moment in her Hillsong UNITED journey. Alongside “Oceans,” “Touch the Sky,” and “So Will I (100 Billion X),” it demonstrates the ability she developed as a worship vocalist to take a large biblical theme and deliver it in a way that feels deeply personal.

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“Grace to Grace”

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“Grace to Grace” is a beautiful Hillsong Worship song that centers on the overwhelming story of God’s grace, from the cross to the promise of eternity. Released on the 2016 album The Secret Place, the song reflects on what Christ accomplished through His death and resurrection and the transformation that follows for those who place their trust in Him.

TAYA’s vocal performance gives the song a reverent and contemplative quality. Rather than relying on a flashy delivery, she allows the weight of the message to carry the performance. The song gradually builds from quiet reflection into a fuller expression of worship, mirroring the movement from remembering Christ’s sacrifice to celebrating the hope found in Him.

The title itself captures the song’s central message: God’s grace is not simply something we receive once, but the foundation of the Christian journey. The song points toward the cross, the empty tomb, and ultimately the hope of seeing Christ face to face. It is a reminder that the story of salvation begins and ends with God’s grace rather than anything we could accomplish ourselves.

“Grace to Grace” is also a good example of the breadth of TAYA’s work within Hillsong’s worship music. While “Oceans” and “Touch the Sky” emphasize faith and surrender, “Grace to Grace” turns our attention toward the gospel itself—the sacrifice of Christ, His victory over death, and the grace that makes a relationship with God possible.

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🎵Essential Songs (as TAYA)

“For All My Life”

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“For All My Life” marked an important step in TAYA’s journey as a solo artist. Released as part of her self-titled debut album TAYA in 2022, the song moves away from the large-scale Hillsong UNITED worship sound and gives listeners a more personal glimpse into TAYA’s own faith and musical identity.

The song is centered on a simple but powerful commitment: to follow and worship God throughout every season of life. Rather than focusing on a particular circumstance, “For All My Life” expresses an ongoing response of devotion—a desire to remain faithful to God not just in a single moment of worship, but for the entirety of one’s life.

TAYA’s vocal performance is warm and intimate, allowing the song’s message to feel like a personal declaration rather than simply another congregational worship anthem. That quality is important to understanding her solo work. Her voice is familiar from some of the biggest worship recordings of the previous decade, but songs like “For All My Life” demonstrate how naturally that voice translates into a more personal setting.

As one of the standout songs from TAYA, “For All My Life” is a good starting point for listeners who know TAYA primarily from “Oceans,” “Touch the Sky,” or her other Hillsong UNITED recordings. It shows that her musical journey didn’t end when she stepped into a solo career—it gave her another opportunity to share the faith and worship that have been at the center of her music from the beginning.

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“Gonna Be Good”

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“Gonna Be Good” is one of the most joyful and encouraging songs in TAYA’s solo catalog. Released on her second studio album, The Reminder, the song carries a confident message of trusting God with the future even when circumstances don’t look the way we expected. Its upbeat sound gives that message an infectious sense of optimism without losing its foundation in faith.

At the heart of “Gonna Be Good” is the choice to believe that God is still working, even when we cannot see what He is doing. Rather than suggesting that every day will be easy, the song points toward the character and faithfulness of God as the reason we can face the future with confidence. That makes its optimism feel grounded in something deeper than simply positive thinking.

TAYA brings a bright, energetic vocal style to the recording that contrasts nicely with some of the more reflective worship songs in her catalog. The result is a song that feels celebratory and personal at the same time—a reminder that Christian hope can be expressed with joy as well as reverence.

For listeners discovering TAYA beyond her Hillsong UNITED recordings, “Gonna Be Good” is an especially good introduction to the artist she has become. It demonstrates the broader musical palette of her solo career while retaining the faith-centered message that has characterized her work from the beginning.

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“The Reminder”

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“The Reminder” is the title track of TAYA’s second studio album and one of the songs that best captures the heart of her solo career. Rather than presenting faith as something that only matters during difficult moments, the song centers on the importance of continually remembering who God is, what He has done, and the promises He has made.

The song’s message is particularly meaningful because faith can so easily be affected by our circumstances. “The Reminder” points listeners back to the truth when emotions, uncertainty, or difficult seasons threaten to make that truth feel distant. Its central idea is simple but powerful: sometimes we don’t need a new answer as much as we need to be reminded of what we already know about God’s faithfulness.

TAYA delivers the song with a reflective, worshipful quality that allows the message to remain at the forefront. There is a sense of personal testimony in the performance, as though she is reminding herself as much as anyone listening. That makes the song particularly fitting within an album built around remembering God’s goodness and faithfulness.

As the title track of The Reminder, the song also provides a useful window into TAYA’s development as a solo artist. Her music continues to carry the worship foundation that listeners first encountered through Hillsong UNITED, but songs like “The Reminder” demonstrate a more personal perspective—one shaped by her own journey of faith and her desire to encourage listeners along theirs.

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“One And Only”

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“One And Only” is a worshipful declaration of God’s uniqueness and worthiness. Released by TAYA during her current solo era, the song turns its attention away from the distractions and competing voices of everyday life and back toward the One who deserves our complete devotion.

The song carries a sense of both intimacy and celebration, with TAYA’s vocals giving the performance a warm, personal quality. Rather than simply describing God from a distance, “One And Only” feels like a direct expression of worship—a reminder that our relationship with God is ultimately about knowing Him, trusting Him, and giving Him the place He deserves in our lives.

There is also a natural connection between “One And Only” and the broader themes that run through TAYA’s music. From “Oceans” and “Touch the Sky” to her solo recordings, her songs frequently return to surrender, trust, and wholehearted devotion. “One And Only” continues that thread while presenting those ideas through the sound and perspective of her solo career.

For listeners who have followed TAYA since her Hillsong UNITED days, “One And Only” is another example of how her musical journey has continued to develop without leaving behind the worship foundation that first introduced her to a worldwide audience. It is a fitting addition to the growing catalog of songs through which TAYA encourages listeners to keep their attention firmly fixed on God.

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“Simply Worthy”

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“Simply Worthy” is a worshipful expression of the truth that God does not need to prove Himself worthy of our praise—He simply is. The song centers on the character of God and the natural response of a believer who recognizes His goodness, faithfulness, and holiness.

TAYA’s delivery gives the song a reverent and intimate quality. Rather than relying on an elaborate concept, “Simply Worthy” allows the straightforward declaration of worship to remain at the center. That simplicity is part of its strength: sometimes worship is not about finding new words, but about recognizing an eternal truth and saying it again with genuine conviction.

The song fits naturally alongside the themes found throughout TAYA’s solo catalog. Her music frequently encourages listeners to trust God, remember His faithfulness, and surrender their lives to Him. “Simply Worthy” brings those ideas back to their foundation—God is worthy of our worship simply because of who He is.

As part of TAYA’s The Reminder era, “Simply Worthy” also illustrates the continuity between her solo work and the worship music that established her career. While her sound has continued to develop, the heart of her music remains focused on creating space for listeners to turn their attention toward God.

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🎬Featured Video

“O Holy Night”

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For our Featured Video, we’re returning to “O Holy Night,” a beautiful live performance from TAYA with Hillsong Worship. TAYA’s voice brings a reverent and worshipful quality to this beloved Christmas classic, allowing the familiar words to take on a fresh sense of wonder as she sings about the birth of Christ.

We originally featured this performance as Day 24 of our Christmas in July celebration here at FishWorship. While Christmas in July gave us an excuse to revisit the song in the middle of summer, “O Holy Night” is the kind of performance that doesn’t really belong to just one season. Its focus on the arrival of Christ and the hope found in Him makes it meaningful whenever we hear it.

There’s also something especially fitting about featuring this performance on TAYA’s artist page. Much of her career has been built around contemporary worship, but “O Holy Night” demonstrates how naturally her voice works with a timeless hymn. The live setting gives the performance an added sense of worship rather than simply presenting it as another studio recording.

If you discovered TAYA through songs like “Oceans” or “Touch the Sky,” this is a wonderful opportunity to hear another side of her as a worship vocalist—and perhaps to revisit one of our favorite moments from Christmas in July at FishWorship.

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💿Essential Albums (as TAYA)

TAYA

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TAYA is the self-titled debut solo album from TAYA, released in 2022. After years of being known around the world as one of the voices behind some of Hillsong UNITED’s most recognizable worship songs, the album marked an important new chapter in her musical journey. It gave TAYA the opportunity to step out from the group setting and share music that more directly reflected her own faith, experiences, and artistic identity.

The album carries many of the qualities listeners had come to appreciate in TAYA’s worship music—her distinctive vocals, a strong emphasis on faith, and songs centered on surrender, trust, and devotion. At the same time, TAYA demonstrates that her musical identity extends beyond the Hillsong UNITED recordings that first made her famous. The album feels more personal and intimate, allowing listeners to hear TAYA not simply as a featured voice, but as an artist telling her own story.

Among the album’s highlights is “For All My Life,” a fitting expression of the commitment that runs throughout much of TAYA’s music: a desire to follow and worship God through every season of life. The album also gives listeners an opportunity to hear how naturally TAYA’s powerful worship voice translates into her solo work.

For anyone who knows TAYA primarily from “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail),” TAYA is an essential next stop. It represents the beginning of her solo chapter while retaining the worship foundation that has defined her career, making it an important album in understanding the artist TAYA has become.

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The Reminder

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The Reminder is TAYA’s second studio album and an important step forward in her journey as a solo artist. Released in 2025, the album builds on the foundation established by her self-titled debut while offering a deeper and more personal collection of songs centered on faith, trust, hope, and remembering God’s faithfulness.

The album’s title captures its central theme. Life can make it easy to lose sight of what we know to be true, particularly when circumstances become difficult or uncertain. The Reminder repeatedly points listeners back toward God’s character and His promises, encouraging us to remember what He has already done rather than allowing our present circumstances to define our understanding of Him.

Musically, the album gives TAYA room to explore a broader range of sounds while retaining the worship-centered heart that has characterized her work since her Hillsong UNITED days. Songs such as “Gonna Be Good,” “The Reminder,” and “Simply Worthy” each approach faith from a different perspective, ranging from joyful confidence to quiet reflection and wholehearted worship.

For listeners who followed TAYA from Hillsong UNITED into her solo career, The Reminder demonstrates how far that journey has developed. She is no longer simply stepping out from the shadow of her previous work; she has established a musical identity of her own while continuing to use her voice to encourage people to look toward God.

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The Reminder (Deluxe)

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The Reminder (Deluxe) expands TAYA’s The Reminder album with additional songs, giving listeners a fuller picture of the musical and spiritual themes at the heart of her second solo project. Rather than being a completely separate chapter, the deluxe edition builds upon the original album and gives several of its themes additional room to breathe.

At the center of The Reminder is the idea of remembering God’s faithfulness, particularly when circumstances make that faithfulness difficult to see. The deluxe release continues that emphasis while adding new material that broadens the album’s expression of worship, trust, hope, and devotion. It gives listeners another opportunity to spend time with the message of an album designed to point us back toward what we know to be true about God.

The expanded edition also represents where TAYA is in her musical journey today. Her voice first became familiar to millions through Hillsong UNITED, but her solo catalog has developed into something distinctly her own. The Reminder (Deluxe) demonstrates that she can draw from her worship background while continuing to explore her own sound and perspective as a solo artist.

For FishWorship listeners, The Reminder (Deluxe) is worth exploring alongside the original The Reminder, particularly for those who want to follow TAYA’s continuing development as an artist. It serves as the expanded version of an album built around a simple but important encouragement: when we need to be reminded of God’s faithfulness, sometimes we simply need to remember what He has already done.

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💿Essential Albums (with Hillsong)

Zion

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Zion is the 2013 Hillsong UNITED album that introduced TAYA’s voice to a worldwide audience in one of contemporary worship music’s most influential recordings. The album is especially significant because it includes “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail),” the song that would become one of the defining worship recordings of the decade and one of the songs most closely associated with TAYA.

The album’s sound is expansive and atmospheric, combining electronic elements, rock-influenced production, and congregational worship. But beneath that modern sound is a consistent emphasis on surrender, faith, and following God beyond our comfort zones. Songs such as “Oceans,” “Scandal of Grace,” “A Million Suns,” and “Stay and Wait” give the album a strong sense of both personal devotion and corporate worship.

For TAYA, Zion represents much more than simply an album on which she sang. It was the beginning of a relationship with a worldwide audience that would eventually lead to her solo career. Her performance on “Oceans” became particularly influential, introducing her distinctive voice to listeners who would continue following her music for years afterward.

More than a decade later, Zion remains an important part of understanding TAYA’s musical story. For listeners discovering her through her solo albums, going back to Zion provides an opportunity to hear where that journey began—and to experience the album that helped establish TAYA as one of the recognizable voices in modern worship music.

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Empires

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Empires is the 2015 Hillsong UNITED album that followed the enormous impact of Zion and “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail).” For TAYA, the album represents an important continuation of her work with the group and includes another of the songs most closely associated with her voice: “Touch the Sky.”

The album explores themes of surrender, humility, and the contrast between the temporary things of this world and the eternal kingdom of God. Its title reflects that perspective, while songs such as “Touch the Sky,” “Say the Word,” “Here Now,” and “Captain” create a worship experience that moves between intimate reflection and expansive declarations of faith.

TAYA’s performance on “Touch the Sky” is one of the album’s highlights. Her vocals bring an intimate quality to a song about laying down our own ambitions and discovering true life through surrender to Christ. Following “Oceans,” it also demonstrated that her contribution to Hillsong UNITED was more than a single memorable performance—she had become an important voice within the group’s worship music.

For anyone exploring TAYA’s journey from Hillsong UNITED to her solo career, Empires is an essential album. It captures her during a particularly influential period of her career and provides an important bridge between the groundbreaking Zion era and the solo music she would eventually create under her own name.

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Wonder

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Wonder is the 2017 Hillsong UNITED album that continued the group’s exploration of worship through a more expansive and atmospheric sound. For TAYA, the album is particularly significant because it includes “So Will I (100 Billion X),” one of the most recognizable and powerful worship songs associated with her time with Hillsong UNITED.

The album’s title captures much of its central theme: responding to the wonder of who God is and what He has done. Songs such as “So Will I (100 Billion X),” “Wonder,” “Splinters and Stones,” and “Not Today” explore creation, redemption, faith, and the choice to trust God even in difficult circumstances. The result is an album that moves naturally between awe-filled worship and deeply personal declarations of faith.

TAYA’s performance on “So Will I” is especially memorable. The song begins by contemplating God’s work throughout creation before turning that sense of wonder toward a personal response of worship. Her voice gives the recording an intimate quality even as the song grows into something much larger, making the listener feel as though the vastness of creation is ultimately pointing us back toward the Creator.

For TAYA’s story, Wonder represents another important chapter in the development of a voice that had already become familiar through “Oceans” and “Touch the Sky.” Along with Zion and Empires, it forms an essential part of the Hillsong UNITED catalog for anyone wanting to understand the musical journey that eventually led TAYA into her solo career.

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There Is More

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There Is More is the 2018 Hillsong UNITED album that continued the group’s exploration of faith, surrender, and the life found in following Christ. Coming after Wonder, the album carries a strong sense of movement and anticipation, encouraging listeners to look beyond their present circumstances and recognize that God’s purposes extend far beyond what we can see.

For TAYA, the album is particularly significant because it includes “So Will I (100 Billion X)”, one of the songs most closely associated with her Hillsong UNITED years. Her performance brings an intimate, worshipful quality to a song that begins with the wonder of creation and ultimately becomes a personal declaration of willingness to follow God.

The album also includes songs such as “Whole Heart (Hold Me Now),” “Good Grace,” “Might Sound Crazy,” and “Another in the Fire,” reflecting the group’s ability to move between intimate worship and larger declarations of faith. The material emphasizes God’s presence, surrender, and the confidence that comes from knowing we don’t walk through life’s challenges alone.

For listeners following TAYA’s journey, There Is More represents another important chapter between her breakthrough years with Hillsong UNITED and her eventual solo career. It demonstrates the continued development of her voice as a worship leader while preserving the deeply faith-centered music that first connected her with audiences around the world.

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People

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People is the 2019 Hillsong UNITED album that continued the group’s evolution toward a sound that was both modern and deeply rooted in worship. The album explores what it means to live out faith in community, in everyday life, and in the middle of circumstances that don’t always provide easy answers. Its title itself points toward the people who make up the church and the shared journey of following Christ.

For TAYA, People is an important part of her later Hillsong UNITED years and includes “Another in the Fire,” one of the standout songs associated with her voice. Drawing from the biblical account of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, the song offers a powerful reminder that God’s presence doesn’t disappear when we enter difficult circumstances. TAYA’s performance gives that message both vulnerability and strength.

The album also includes songs such as “Whole Heart (Hold Me Now),” “Good Grace,” “As You Find Me,” and “Another in the Fire,” creating a collection that moves between personal surrender, corporate worship, and declarations of God’s faithfulness. Rather than presenting faith as a life without difficulty, People repeatedly points toward the presence of God within those difficulties.

For anyone exploring TAYA’s musical journey, People represents an important final chapter of her most prominent Hillsong UNITED era before her solo career took center stage. Alongside Zion, Empires, Wonder, and There Is More, it helps tell the story of how TAYA developed from a recognizable worship vocalist into the solo artist featured on FishWorship today.

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