Kyle Taylor

Comparable to classic storyteller artists Kyle Taylor travels the world with the wind of a troubadour in his sails.
Drawing inspiration from the places he visits and the people he meets, Taylor deep-dives into everything from today's
news, local and international issues, to good old fashioned love songs. Featuring something for thinkers, drinkers,
fighters and hopeless romantics. Encouraged by his Grandparents and Mother to become a musician, Kyle Taylor's mission
has been to inspire the people that have taken him around the world finding his audience - with multiple tours to the
UK and New Zealand. He has shared the stage with contemporary greats such as Josh Pyke and Gang Of Youths, as well as
legends like Mick Thomas and Mondo Rock.

Kyle Taylor was born in Hastings, Australia. He lived in Pearcedale with his parents and partly did kindergarten in
Pearcedale, Australia. He was introduced to motorbikes by his Father at a young age. Kyle Taylor says; 'My parents
divorced at age four and my Mother moved to Horsham, Australia with my Brother and I. I completed kindergarten in
Horsham, Australia before beginning primary school at Horsham West Primary School'.

He was introduced to the electricity of the musical instrument the mouth organ (harmonica) by his Grandfather, whilst
his Grandmother shared her interest of art, piano and her famous hedgehog and jelly slice among many other things.
Kyle Taylor's Mother is a Mum of two boys who moved from Horsham to Geelong in 1996. Kyle Taylor changed primary school
in grade 2 and attended Roslyn Primary School in Geelong. He finished primary school, and went to Saint Josephs College
in Geelong, Australia. Kyle Taylor moved to his Fathers home at age fifteen in Tooradin, Australia. His Father helped
him get Kyle Taylor's first job at an ice-cream shop, serving customers and stacking chairs for 5 dollars a day.
Kyle Taylor was fortunate enough to do work experience with his Grandfather who gave experience to Kyle Taylor
in the timber trade. Whilst living in Tooradin with his Father, Kyle Taylor went to Koo Wee Rup High School. At age
sixteen Kyle Taylor moved back to live with his Mother who enrolled him into school at Saint Josephs College in Geelong, Australia.

In school Kyle Taylor joined a band called Lost Order and he got a job at the local arcade joint. He graduated from college.
Kyle says; 'After I completed schooling I completed a certificate in childcare and got a new job in Montpellier Primary School
before I decided to perform regular music shows'. After resigning from Montpellier Primary School as a childcare worker Kyle
lived in hostels and played guitar on the road. He found some hard luck in the big city so moved back to Geelong. In Geelong he
met a female from the United States in December 2008 and saw San Francisco and Hollywood. He saw New York, Boston and Canada, yet
love eluded his shoes and Kyle Taylor flew home to Australia single. He lived for music, sex and drugs and was lucky to meet
a female in Tasmania, Australia. She was from England. He moved with her from Geelong to sunny old Lorne, Australia.
They got engaged. During this time Kyle visited New Zealand and moved to the United Kingdom with her. Kyle Taylor
worked in the local pub in Basingstoke, U.K but unfortunately her and Kyle Taylor seperated. The gravity of the separation
sent Kyle Taylor rambling through Scotland & Wales and then he moved back to Australia, lonesome but free. Following his return
to Australia Kyle visited New Zealand and the U.K. During his rambling he met another female. They traveled together through Greece, Italy, France,
U.K, New Zealand and Australia. Unfortunately Kyle delve to deep into love and broke her Heart and rambled his way back to Melbourne, Australia.

Kyle has kept with the music and believes God is a healer, and so is Mankind. Kyle's just cruising along now to the beat of his own Heart.
Kyle says; 'I am gracious for the art, baking and how supportive and strong everyone I have met as I followed my Heart. Be happy for people like you'.
With a colorful past struggling with mental health and addiction issues Kyle has channeled his adversity into a creative energy tirelessly writing a
variety of original songs. His inspirations are mainly from the folk genre and he also has some blues and alternative in his repertoire. Kyle was
ostracized from the local Australian folk scene for outlandish and unpredictable behavior associated with his mental health. He has embraced life now
and channels unbridled creativity, and with his large body of work and commitment to a new professional approach, life could take any turn.