Tali Demon (Morgan Masowick Patrick) is a singer/songwriter from Huntsville Alabama who originally got her start in the Cleveland music scene back in the early 2000's. Hailing from Streetsboro, Ohio, she started her creative writing in the rap group Group Rehab where she wrote her own lyrics and choreographed songs for the group. Being a solid rapper and a noted singer, she quickly rose in the underground as a strong and dominating female artist.

In 2007, she signed to the Psychopathic Records sublabel Hatchet House, making her the first female artist to sign with The Hatchet. While signed, she found herself having artistic disagreements with the label, and a dispute with Psychopathic CEO Billy Bill. She states that while she had wanted to work with her own producer, Special K, the label told her that she needed production by Mike E. Clark to sell her debut. Tali Demon came to a mutual decision with Psychopathic to be released from her contract, and later stated that she is still on good terms with the label.

After a long hiatus, she returned strong in 2013 with a pop/rap album "Inspire Greatness", bringing back the attention of fans and critics alike.

Love her, or love to hate her, to this day Tali Demon is noted as one of the major support pillars of the underground rap/hip hop movement. Inspiring Greatness in both female and male artists alike, she now uses her notability and knowledge as a stepping stool to young artists trying to make an impact in the industry. As a singer/songwriter/ghostwriter, she is striving to make major changes in what some would call the "normal." Tali Demon is a legend amongst the underground, with amazing talent and drive to match those of the mainstream. She specializes in writing rap and pop songs with catchy choruses over top notch beats.