April Matson

April Matson
Born (1981-03-13) March 13, 1981
Lake Elsinore, California
Years active 2004 - present

April Matson (born March 13, 1981) is an American actress and singer. She is known for her portrayal of Lori Trager on the ABC Family cable television network series Kyle XY. She was also featured on the Fox network television series Quintuplets alongside Andy Richter, and in the 2005 film short Forsaken.

Matson was raised in Lake Elsinore, California. She trained at the Elsinore Theatre and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts; she also studied sketch comedy at The Second City troupe's school in Los Angeles. Matson has performed in numerous theatrical productions, a rejected pilot for MTV and several independent films. In 2002, Matson made a guest appearance on American Dreams.

She is also a singer, and had two songs featured in episodes of Kyle XY. The first song is called "Will You Remember Me (Lori's Song)" and was played in the season two episode "Does Kyle Dream of Electric Fish?". A non-acoustic version of this song is available on the Kyle XY soundtrack album. The other song is called "Right In Front Of Me," which was featured in the season two finale, "I've Had the Time of My Life." Matson released a debut album called Pieces of My Heart.

Discography

Kyle XY Soundtrack- released May 22, 2007
14. Will You Remember Me (Lori's Song) (3:04)

Pieces of My Heart- EP- released May 10, 2008 on Myspace, released July 9, 2008 on iTunes
1. Pieces of My Heart (3:47)
2. Don't Crucify Me (3:41)
3. 99 Miles To San Francisco (Featuring The Brandon James) (3:22)
4. I Don't Want To Be Strong (2:44)
5. Dear Jeanine (3:23)

Filmography

Television

Year Title Role Notes
2004–05 Quintuplets Penny Chase Main cast, 22 episodes
2006 NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service Carolyn Season 4, Episode 9
2006–09 Kyle XY Lori Trager Main cast, 43 episodes
2010 Psych Carol Season 5, Episode 11

Films

Year Title Role
2005 Forsaken (short) Judith
2006 God's Little Monster (short) Goth
2009 Black Russian Sunny
2010 The Latin & The Gringo Big Red
2011 Vile Tayler

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