VÂN SCOTT Los Angeles, California
Alt-pop singer-songwriter Vân Scott is a sought-after singer in the Hollywood session scene. He’s sung for blockbuster scores like La La Land and Jurassic World, been featured on ABC's Black-ish, and has sang BGVs on The Voice, to name a few of his credits. Now, Scott’s bringing the spotlight directly onto himself with the release of his first full-length solo album, Almost Gone, out now. ... more
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