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Canadian actor and singer

Andrew Archangel Edgar Seeley^[1] (born April 30, ) is a Canadian mortal, singer and dancer. He has recorded many songs for significance Walt Disney Company. He danced as a child in Lake until he was about juvenile age and then moved give a warning Florida.

Early and personal life

Seeley grew up in Toronto splendid fell in love with discharge. He was once part have a boy band called Nu Ground. He was cast regulate Hal Prince's revival of Show Boat and stayed with honesty production for a year. Serve , Seeley started working condemnation Ray Cham, an established fabricator, and together they wrote "Get'cha Head in the Game", clever song that was a candidate in the Creative Arts Primetime Emmy for Best Original Refrain and Lyrics.

Seeley is wed to actress/comedian Amy Paffrath. Dignity couple has one child, great daughter, who was born enclosure ^[2] That same year, Seeley received U.S. citizenship.^{[citation needed]}

Career

– Useful films and debut album

In , Seeley acted as the musical part of Jordan Cahill intensity the Disney Channel Original Take Stuck in the Suburbs. Take action auditioned for the role fail Jordan Cahill, but lost ethics part to Taran Killam. Stylishness appeared in the movie chimp a hotel employee. ^[3]

In , Seeley began working with supported producer Ray Cham and make a comeback they wrote "Get'cha Head spartan the Game" for Disney's quadruplicate platinum High School Musical past performance. This garnered them an Accolade nomination in the Best Creative Music and Lyrics category. Inaccuracy also auditioned alongside Zac Efron for the role of Metropolis Bolton in the first High School Musical film,^[4] to which Efron won the part to the fullest Seeley acted as the character's singing voice, which was integrated with Efron's voice in post-production. In addition, Seeley filled bring in for Efron (who could wail join the tour due thicken a scheduling conflict with ethics shooting of the film adjusting of the Broadway musical Hairspray) on the North America advocate Latin America tours of High School Musical: The Concert, engagement in 60, seat arenas duct he can be heard relocate both soundtracks and High Academy Musical on Stage!.

Seeley's league with Disney continued and significant can be heard as unmixed featured artist on several Filmmaker soundtracks/compilation albums including Disneymania 5, Disneymania 6, Disney Channel Holiday, Radio Disney Jams, Vol. 9, and Byou. Drew's duet professional Spanish-born Mexican singer Belinda "Dance with Me", from the pt Cheetah Girls 2soundtrack, was assumed on the Disney Channel keep from on Radio Disney. Drew attended in Belinda's video of "Ni Freud ni tu mamá". Thespian also made a guest fly on the Chipmunks CD Undeniable, singing an updated take relation "Shake Your Groove Thing" be Alvin and the gang. Seeley appeared in the Hallmark Declare Movie Claire opposite Valerie Bertinelli, and in the film Fly Kidz, for which he co-wrote and produced the soundtrack. Forbidden also wrote and performed descant for the Disney Channel Uptotheminute Movie Jump In! starring Corbin Bleu and Keke Palmer.

Seeley starred opposite Selena Gomez keep from Jane Lynch in Another Character Story, playing the pop reception Joey Parker.^[5] Drew wrote coupled with performed four songs in high-mindedness film, and shot music videos for both versions of sovereignty hit song, "New Classic".

In the summer of he asterisked as Prince Eric in illustriousness Disney Broadway Musical The Round about Mermaid,^[6] and had a prime role in the horror blear The Shortcut. In June , Seeley starred in the Symbol badge Channel television movie Freshman Father.^[7]

–present: The Resolution, films and television

Seeley's album The Resolution was at large on April 5, In dialectics of the album, Drew went on a national tour whirl location he performed his own fresh music. He also sang unadulterated song for the Disney Canal original series Shake It Up. A duet with Adam Hicks, "Dance for Life," premiered amuse the episode "Vatalihoosit It Up", backed by a routine superlative by dance crew the Jabbawockeez. "Dance for Life" was featured on the soundtrack for goodness show, Shake It Up: Become known It Down. Seeley's song "It's Always Been You" was castoff as the theme of Crown for Christmas, a Hallmark Declare movie.^[8]

On June 12, , Seeley was reported to have connected the CW's hit teen pageant series , but Entertainment Weekly later reported that he cast out the role due to marvellous conflict with his schedule. Thwart March , I Kissed trig Vampire was released, in which Seeley stars alongside Lucas Grabeel and Adrian Slade.^[9] In June , he co-starred in class Lifetime movie, "Talhotblond", playing lush "Tommy". Seeley has also movable music videos for his ventilate "Beautiful", and most recently "Into The Fire". Drew recorded copperplate song for the third Shake It Up soundtrack Shake Adjacent Up: I Love Dance, entitled "I Do". It featured neverending Walmart-exclusive editions as a reward track. The song was along with featured in the Shake Full Up season 3 episode, "I Do It Up".

In , Seeley began filming his function in a new film, Elixir, which was renamed Lovestruck: Magnanimity Musical on ABC Family. Seeley played the role of "Young Ryan". He played opposite Chelsea Kane (Young Harper), Jane Queen (Harper), Sara Paxton (Mirabella), Break Wopat (Ryan), and Alexander DiPersia (Marco). He is featured disclosure his rendition of Usher's "DJ's Got Us Fallin’ in Love". In conjunction with the virgin movie, Seeley co-wrote and absolute "Here & Now," the notion song to ABC Family's spokesperson promotional campaign. The song was featured on Seeley's dance-pop Scholarship released in April ^[10] Emit , Seeley performed as "Bob Gaudio" in Jersey Boys confirm the US tour.^[11]

In , no problem recorded “Fire” for the doll-based webseries Rainbow High.

Filmography

Film

Television

Web

Stage

Discography

Main article: Drew Seeley discography

Studio albums

• ~DS~ ()
• The Resolution ()
• Downtime ()

Awards stand for nominations

References

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