What’s new in the Seattle art scene? Arriving next week will be a two month showcase of fine art paintings by Salt Lake City based artist Mike Fahl. The theme of…
As a musician, there’s no better way to take out my life’s frustrations than on a piece of music. I consider this one cinematically industrial, edging an escape. It’s heavy in…
This time of year I get in the mood for something warm. My song is a jazzy lounge piece of piano, bass, drums, percussion, and accordion with a touch of flamenco…
Last December, in Seattle, I had the pleasure of taking an amazing workshop offered by a local non-profit organization called Artist Trust. The workshop is called I Am An Artist:…
I’ve always been attracted to and listened to this type of music, even when I was a little kid. My memory hasn’t always the best when it comes to situations,…
Here’s my music video for “I Didn’t Want to Leave You”, edited by Doug Fahl. I shot the footage in Vancouver, British Columbia last Fall. It had been at least three…
I was so inspired by the simple beauty of Fabricio Gretter’s guitar playing, as I found it very clean and exact, that I wanted to do a collaborative project with…
A song to celebrate uncertainty. It begins with piano, then rushes into heavy orchestration including cello, bass, violin, viola, percussion, harp, flute, trombone, and glockenspiel. - Scott
This score threads dramatic piano and sound effects to create ambiance and suspense, with a climactic point reached by timpani & strings. – Scott
“Día del Sol” seems like an appropriate title for this bright and heavily orchestrated score. As the project developed, I imagined it to carry a playful, charismatic melody that’s often…
I’m presenting a story as this music paints an image of drama and suspense, with whimsical notes to stitch the mood. Then, it changes to reflect a sentimental closing that’s…
