California-based Scott St. Louis is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, producer, and performing artist who uniquely combines Pop and Alternative Rock. His work has appeared on TV, multiple albums, radio, and multi-media projects and his latest self-titled album has rave reviews. “Scott is able to pour real heart and soul into his lyrics and create unique melodies that draw the listener in.” “For fans of Adult Alternative Indie Rock with a Pop appeal, Scott St. Louis and his new album will be a welcome addition to your collection.”
Once dubbed one of “the top 5% of songwriters working in the industry today," Scott St Louis’ work reads like a who’s who of the vibrant undefinable world of underground Rock-and-Roll in Southern California today. He achieved worldwide success with the notorious Ditch Bank Okies, playing on seven international releases. Scott was also the main singer-songwriter in Boss Tweed (Sony).
Scott’s self-titled album and newest release features a who’s who of musical talent. Stephen Ferrone (Tom Petty) on drums, Abe Laboriel Sr. bass (Elton John), Jimmy Earl bass (Jimmy Kimmel), and Russ Irwin (Aerosmith and Sting) on piano. Past tours have included the USA, England, Scotland, Germany, France, Prague, China, Japan, and Thailand.
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