Artist description His eclectic style has been described as "punk folk" and "alternative folk" - a strong singer/songwriter base influenced by styles as far-ranging as jazz, funk, ska and rock.

Music Style Alternative Folk Rock

Musical Influences Elvis Costello, R.E.M., The Police, Tom Waits, Paul Simon, Billy Bragg, Ani DiFranco, Bob Dylan, Richard Thompson, Talking Heads, the dBs, Billy Joel

Similar Artists R.E.M., Elvis Costello and the Attractions, Barenaked Ladies, Dave Matthews Band

Artist History Scott received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from New York University in 1992, where he studied music history, performance, and composition - all of which were integral to his solo efforts. Scott cut his musical chops with the critically-acclaimed Cincinnati band The Name, which he left in 1994 to strike out on his own. His recordings showcase his distinctive style of solo songwriting, and feature the talents of many of New York's finest musicians, who incorporate elements from their own various musical genres into Scott's popular songs. His recordings include his best-loved and most-requested songs from his last couple of years of performing in New York City's folk and alternative clubs.

Instruments Scott Wolfson: Vocals, Rhythm Guitar; Tristan Kromer: Bass (Studio Album); Lee Nadel: Bass (Live Recording); Oscar Rodriguez: Keyboards & 2nd Guitar (Live Recording); Markus Dorfmann: Purple Drums

Albums Anything Left to Say, Scott Wolfson Live

Press Reviews “…you will remember what songwriting is all about…the future of alternative folk music.” — Music’s New Artist Review “...totally unique…a new talent that deserves to be heard.” — Grape Soda E-Zine “A brave new voice in the alterna-folk movement.” — AOL’s The Hub

Location New York, NY - USA

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