Glen Scott

Born in London during 1973 to Jamaican immigrant parents, Glen Scott emerged as a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and composer who first took up the organ inside his father’s church upon turning nine. Over the ensuing years he broadened his palette across R&B, funk, pop, and jazz, delivering solo renditions of his own songs at venues across the capital. Those performances ultimately yielded a recording agreement with Sony, which brought out his debut album Without Vertigo in 1999.