Tora Woloshin, a singer, songwriter, dancer, actress, model and filmmaker, are here to leave the impression of a lifetime on the audience.
Starting as a performer at the age of 4, Tora Woloshin is a multiracial, SAG/AFTRA and multi-talented artist, also known as the “Queen Of Art” is here to show the world, how challenges mean nothing but an unnoticed granule in front of passion. Tora has been an artist since a child, this prodigy released her first ep at 10 years and produced another at the age of 13.
She was first witnessed by America on The X Factor USA, where she was mentored by Simon Cowell. After X Factor, Tora signed with a label in Miami and did a small radio tour when her song ‘Guns and Roses’ hit stations worldwide. She later became independent and choreographed and produced a 3-month tour in China. Tora is full of surprises, she has toured with Grammy-nominated artists like B.o.B. and opened for Ne-Yo, Flo Rida, Method Man, Pink and more. Other than being a phenomenal performer, Tora has also been in the spotlight of the modeling world and acting industry. Some of her modeling clients include TasteBudz, Fingers De Freedom, Puma, featured in ELLE Magazine for Splat hair dye, acting in shows, music videos, and commercials like Ballers, Mayans, Speechless, Nike commercials, and more.
Reinventing Her Style
Following the release of her album “Tiger”, she began to explore the music genre that she loves. As she honed her skills, she is also attending the San Francisco Art Institute as a film major. She is a multi-faceted artist on the rise and is here to slay the industry with her top-notch talent. Not only this, but Tora is also a social worker who is in the works of her own NGO known as Rescue Mission to save animals!
Her story is not a generic one. Her mom told her that she started singing before she could even talk. In fact, singing was how she started talking. Her hope is to inspire others through her eccentric story. She shows people that it’s ok to get hurt but people heal, and experiences are what people grow through.
Her trauma has been beyond explanation. She told us, “When Covid hit, my life was swarmed with disaster. My school shut down permanently and left its students in the dust to pick up the pieces. I chased around other schools hoping for the same scholarship opportunity. Work was nonexistent and stress and anxiety of course were heightened factors. Not to mention I lost my last living grandparent.” It is evident that success never comes easy, one has to go through several trials before seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. But Tora sure rises above it all. To listen to her new songs and know more about her work, visit here.
