Taylor Abrahamse

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Taylor Abrahamse
Born	Taylor Lawrence Abrahamse (1991-05-07) May 7, 1991 (age 30) Ontario, Canada
Citizenship	Canadian
Occupation	Voice actor, musician, singer songwriter
Years active	1993–present

Taylor Lawrence Abrahamse (born May 7, 1991) is a Canadian singer/songwriter, educator, and actor - most known for his music, Fangbone!, The Stanley Dynamic, Doc, D.N. Ace, and Norman Picklestripes.

Life and career[]

After begging his parents for an agent at the age of 6, he began landing numerous commercials in TV & radio, as well as print. Soon, this transitioned over into supporting TV movie & series roles, including Jimmy Osmond in the ABC biopic Inside the Osmonds, & Eliott in PAX TV's Doc, a series starring Billy Ray Cyrus for which Taylor was nominated for a Young Actor's Award for 'Best Performance In A Supporting Role'. Taylor also played Cinco, in the Ross Petty pantomime Snow White & The Group Of Seven, acting and singing alongside Canadian Idols including Ryan Malcolm & Billy Klippert, and Glass Tiger frontman Alan Frew.

At the age of 12, after receiving an Elton John songbook, Taylor became obsessed with singing & songwriting.^{[citation needed]} As a teenager, Taylor was a Top 40 finalist on Canadian Idol.^{[citation needed]} In the years that followed, he continued to write music as a solo artist and for others.^{[citation needed]} He has produced, written & performed various songs for popular YouTube channel Super Planet Dolan - videos centered around those songs have amassed over 20 million views. Taylor also has had various independent 'demo' releases, and for a time, an 'Abra-vault' on his website that housed thousands of other demos, dictations, reflections, videos, lyrics & more. After a spontaneous performance at a music conference, Taylor was discovered by Jimi Hendrix producer Eddie Kramer, who insisted on working with Taylor.^{[citation needed]} That album, produced by Kramer with additional production by Taylor, was released in 2020. The lead single "I Won't Put Up With It", features a music video largely edited & directed by Taylor.

Taylor also wrote the music & lyrics for The Beaver Den: A New Canadian Musical,^{[citation needed]} is the co-owner/operator of Silverthorn Studios,^{[citation needed]} a professional recording facility in Toronto, co-creator/manager of The Song Creation Workshop,^{[citation needed]} and contributor to the workshop's best-selling book The Song Creation Formula.^{[citation needed]}

Taylor's voice can be heard around the world in a variety of television properties, such as the lead character in the self-titled series Fangbone! (Disney XD), which after a multi-award-winning pilot episode, began airing worldwide in 2016, and also features a theme song written by Taylor and performed by Peter Driemanis of Juno-winning group July Talk. Taylor can also be heard as Luke Stanley in YTV's The Stanley Dynamic (Nelvana/Amaze), which lasted for two seasons,^[1] a series that required Taylor on-set four to five days a week to bring the animated character to life through his body as well as his voice.

Other notable voice roles include Luis in The Future Is Wild (Discovery Kids), Yuki in Beyblade: Metal Fury (Cartoon Network), and Jonas in Bob! The Slob (Teletoon), in addition to many supporting roles in series such as The Cat In The Hat, Total Dramarama and Looped!. Since 2019, he and Bryn McAuley voice the gophers in Norman Picklestripes (Universal Kids) alongside Dwayne Hill as the main character. In 2020, Taylor was nominated for an ACTRA Award for his performance as leading character Huxley Plunderman in 'D.N.Ace.^{[citation needed]}

Filmography[]

Television[]

References[]

External links[]

• Taylor Abrahamse's channel on YouTube
• Taylor Abrahamse at IMDb