Taylor Abrahamse
Taylor Abrahamse was born in Ontario, Canada on May 7th, 1991 and is the TV Actor. At the age of 32, Taylor Abrahamse biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, TV shows, and networth are available.
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Taylor Abrahamse (born May 7, 1991) is a Canadian singer/songwriter, educator, and actor - most known for his music, 'Fangbone!', 'The Stanley Dynamic', and 'Doc'.
Life and career
He began receiving numerous commercials in television and radio, as well as print, after begging his parents for an agent at the age of six. Soon, this evolved into supporting TV film and series roles, including Jimmy Osmond in ABC's 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 appeared and performed in the Ross Petty pantomime Snow White & The Group Of Seven, as well as Glass Tiger frontman Alan Frew.
Taylor became obsessed with singing and songwriting after being given an Elton John songbook at the age of 12. Taylor was a Top 40 finalist on Canadian Idol as an adolescent. He continued to write music as a solo artist and for others in the years that followed. He has written, edited, and performed many songs for YouTube channel Super Planet Dolan, which has a fanbase of over 20 million views. Taylor also has had several independent 'demo's, as well as an 'Abravault' on his website that housed thousands of other demos, dictations, videos, songs, and others. Taylor was discovered by Jimi Hendrix producer Eddie Kramer, who insisted on working with Taylor after a spontaneous appearance at a music conference. In 2020, Kramer's album, as well as Taylor's additional production, was released. Taylor's lead single, "I Won't Put Up With It," features a music video that was largely edited and directed by Taylor.
Taylor also wrote the music and lyrics for The Beaver Den: A New Canadian Musical. Silverthorn Studio, a Toronto-based recording studio, co-creator/operator of The Song Creation Workshop, and co-creator/director of the workshop's best-selling book The Song Creation Formula, was written by Taylor.
Taylor's voice can be heard around the world in a variety of television programs, including the lead character in the self-titled series Fangbone! (Disney XD), a multi-award-winning pilot episode, debuted on television around the world in 2016, and it also includes a theme song written by Taylor and performed by Peter Driemanis of Juno-winning group July Talk, which also includes a theme song written by Taylor and performed by Peter Driemanis of Juno. Taylor can also be seen as Luke Stanley in YTV's The Stanley Dynamic (Nelvana/Amaze), a series that lasted for two seasons, requiring Taylor on-set four to five days a week to bring the animated character to life by his body and voice.
Luis in The Future Is Wild (Discovery Kids), Yuki in Beyblade: Metal Fury), and Jonas in Bob are among the notable voice roles. The Slob (Teletoon) appeared in addition to many supporting roles in movies including The Cat In The Hat, Total Dramatic, and Looped! Since 2019, he and Bryn McAuley play the gophers in Norman Picklestripes (Universal Kids) alongside Dwayne Hill as the main protagonists. Taylor was nominated for an ACTRA Award in 2020 for his role as the leading character in 'D.N.Ace's Huxley Plunderman.'