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Tyler Kyte

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Tyler Kyte
Kyte in September 2008
Kyte in September 2008
Background information
Born
Jonathan Tyler Kyte
OriginLindsay, Ontario, Canada
GenresIndie music
OccupationsSinger, actor
InstrumentsGuitar, Piano, Drum
Years active1997present
LabelOrange
Websitewww.myspace.com/tylerkyte

Jonathan Tyler Kyte is a Canadian actor and musician. He began his acting career with commercials and performing in the Musical Tommy in Toronto[citation needed] and was a correspondent on the Canadian TV series Popular Mechanics for Kids.[1] He later appeared on the TV series Goosebumps (1997) and Are You Afraid of the Dark? (1999). He appeared in the made-for-TV movie Prom Queen: The Marc Hall Story in 2004, and had a recurring role on the Canadian drama Instant Star as Vincent Spiederman until 2008.[citation needed]

Music

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Kyte released an EP, Let's Talk EP. The EP has 5 original songs, written and performed by Kyte. Kyte played a rock star on the show Instant Star (for 4 seasons) where he was the guitarist for the backup band for Jude Harrison (Alexz Johnson). A version of his song "What You Need" is on the Songs From Instant Star Three soundtrack, along with two songs that were performed by Johnson on the show.[citation needed] Tyler also performs a song, "Remind Yourself", on the fourth season of Instant Star, which is featured on the soundtrack, Songs From Instant Star Four.[citation needed]

Tyler's debut CD, is called Talking Pictures contains some remastered versions of the songs from the Let's Talk EP.[citation needed]

Kyte is in the band Blue Fox (with Nick Rose and Ryan O'Reilly), and the band Sweet Thing. He also toured throughout Europe with The Ryan O'Reilly Band.[citation needed] He plays guitar, mandolin, and piano as well as providing backing vocals in Blue Fox, The Ryan O'Reilly Band and the drums for Sweet Thing. Kyte also plays with an ensemble collective Dwayne Gretzky.[2]

Discography

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Let's Talk EP
EP by
Tyler Kyte
ReleasedNovember 2006
Recorded2006
GenresRock, Indie
Length21:26
LabelUMI Entertainment
ProducersJames Bryan (executive producer)
Dave Thomson

Let's Talk EP (Lefthook Entertainment, 2006)

This EP has 5 original songs, written and performed by Tyler Kyte:
  1. Let's Talk (Tyler Kyte/Jesse Labelle) – 4:14
  2. What You Need (T. Kyte/Dave Thomson) – 3:48
  3. Sarah (T. Kyte) – 4:50
  4. Some Things Are Better Left Alone (T. Kyte/D. Thomson) – 4:06
  5. Soft Spoken (T. Kyte) – 4:24

Sweet Thing EP (indie, 2006)

Kyte recorded drums on the 5 songs.

Don't Feel Cold (Questionable Records, 2006)

Kyte cowrote and recorded 1 song ("Making You Happy") w/ Ryan O'Reilly.

Songs From Instant Star Three (Orange Record Label, 2006–2007)

This soundtrack has 3 songs performed by Kyte, including a song from his EP "What You Need".

Blue Fox EP (Canterbury Music, 2007)

Kyte cowrote and recorded backing vocals, guitar, and piano for these 5 songs.

The Cloverhill EP (Rogue Studio, 2008)

EP by Nick Rose.

Songs From Instant Star Four (Orange Record Label, 2008)

This soundtrack has 1 song ("Remind Yourself") performed by Kyte.

Talking Pictures (Orange Record Label, 2008)

The debut solo album for Kyte, includes 10 tracks.

Sweet Thing (EMI Canada, 2010)

Kyte cowrote 3 tracks and recorded drums and backing vocals

Tyler Kyte and the Nice Guys 2014

Acting

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Young roles

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Kyte roles during his younger years include Goosebumps, Popular Mechanics for Kids, Due South, The Defenders: Payback, Are You Afraid of the Dark, Interstate 60 and Darcy's Wild life.[citation needed] Kyte's first role was in Goosebumps' "Don't Go To Sleep" as Matt Amsterdam, a boy tired of being young who, after sleeping in his attic one night, wakes up in another dimension. In 1998, Kyte appeared in the children's show Popular Mechanics for Kids. His role in PMK landed him a nomination in 2001 at the Geminis, "Best Performance in a Children's or Youth Program or Series".[citation needed]

Adult roles

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In 2003, Tyler played Charles Smart in the movie The Elizabeth Smart Story. The movie is based on the true story of Elizabeth Smart's kidnapping. Later in 2004, Kyte took a role in the movie, Prom Queen: The Marc Hall Story.[citation needed]

Credits

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Television

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YearTitleRoleNotes
1997Goosebumps (1995 TV series)Matt Amsterdam Episode "Don't Go to Sleep"
1998–2000Popular Mechanics for KidsHimself1998–2000
1999Are You Afraid of the Dark?Alan
2001Interstate 60PhilipSmall Role
2003The Elizabeth Smart StoryCharles SmartAKA: Kidnapped: The Elizabeth Smart Story
2004Darcy's Wild LifeTylerGuest Role
2004White OutCraig
2004Prom Queen: The Marc Hall StoryMurray
2004–2008Instant StarVincent SpeidermanMain Role
2006By Charlie WalkerCharlie WalkerLead Role
2006The Morgan Waters ShowTyler the bearGuest Role
2006The Morgan Waters ShowBad News BearGuest Role
2006The Morgan Waters ShowPickles and Chowmane guyGuest Role
2006Screwed OverHimselfGuest Role
2007Cock'd GunnsJay TGuest Role
2008The Latest BuzzBrock RavageGuest Role
2008Murdoch MysteriesClyde DunbarGuest Role
2010Degrassi Takes ManhattanHimselfGuest Role
2011AlphasBusker on subwayGuest Role
2021SpinDJ Luka CentGuest Role

References

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  1. Bowsher, Allison (September 21, 2015). "10 things everyone who grew up with Popular Mechanics for Kids knows to be true". cbc.ca. Retrieved 1 December 2024.
  2. Wilkins, Glenn (24 May 2018). "Feel great with Dwayne Gretzky". BarrieToday.com. Retrieved 1 December 2024.
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