Tal Wilkenfeld is an Australian-born musician and songwriter renowned for her skills as a bassist and for her contributions across multiple music genres. Having picked up the guitar at age 14 before moving to the electric bass, Wilkenfeld's virtuosity on the instrument swiftly propelled her into the limelight. After relocating to the United States to pursue music, she attended the Los Angeles Music Academy College of Music, where her talent caught the attention of the music industry.

Wilkenfeld has since become known for both her solo career and her collaborations with some of the biggest names in music. Her solo work showcases her prowess as a composer and bandleader; her debut album "Transformation," released in 2007, displayed her complex compositions and bass techniques. Following that, she continued to evolve as a solo artist with singles like "Corner Painter" and a significant body of work, including the critically acclaimed 2019 album "Love Remains," which illustrates her depth as a songwriter with a move toward the singer-songwriter tradition while still embodying her instrumental roots. Throughout her career, Wilkenfeld has performed with artists such as Jeff Beck, Herbie Hancock, and Prince, cementing her status as a formidable talent in the music world.