Tacye is an artist entirely unique in the world of contemporary pop music. So unusual is her evocative meshing of Eastern and Western rhythms and influences that she's developed her own genre of music. She calls it "Ethereal." One can place Tacye in comfortable contemporary company with other singular women artists like Olive, Jewel, Paula Cole, Bjork, Tanya Donnelly, Kristin Hersh and Enya, as well as established avant garde female artists like Kate Bush, Daniel Dax, Julie Cruise, and Elizabeth Frazier.

I Don't Need A Gun, her first US album, contains tracks that swoop and flutter through a variety of sounds from richly textured drum & bass to simple acoustic arrangements to alternative dance to deeply fluid dub. It's textural variety has been equated to a journey through moods and emotions ranging from dark despair to light-hearted joy. Musically, it is equally diverse, with influences from early Baroque to Psychedelic to Punk being apparent in the elaborate musical compositions.

Although varied and diverse, the songs on the album work well together as a whole. The key unifying element lies in the strength and integrity of the basic song structures. The compositions can be stripped down to their basic elements and performed in any manner that one desires without losing musical quality. Thus, Tacye's debut album is a special double CD that contains a bonus second CD of a purely acoustic version of the same album.