Band and the drums for Sweet Thing. Tyler plays with an ensemble collective called Dwayne Gretzky featuring a wide variety of covers, sometimes playing theme nights. Discography Let's Talk EP (Lefthook Entertainment, 2006) This EP has 5 original songs, written and performed by Tyler Kyte. 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 Young roles Tyler Kyte played many roles during his younger years. Roles include Goosebumps, Popular Mechanics for Kids, Due South, The Defenders: Payback, Are You Afraid of the Dark, Interstate 60, Darcy's Wild life, and more. 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 landed a role in the popular children's show replacing Jay Baruchel, Popular Mechanics for Kids. His co-stars included Elisha Cuthbert and Vanessa Lengies. His role in PMK landed him a nomination in 2001 at the Geminis, "Best Performance in a Children's or Youth Program or Series". Certain episode were released on DVD. Adult roles 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 a popular gay-themed movie, Prom Queen: The Marc Hall Story''. Credits Television External links 1984 births Living people 21st-century Canadian male actors Canadian male child actors Canadian male television actors Canadian pop singers Male actors from Ontario Musicians from Ontario People from Kawartha Lakes 21st-century Canadian male singers