GREG scoTT

Music was never a distant dream for Greg Scott. It was the room he grew up in.

Born and raised in Chico, California, Scott was immersed in music from an early age through his father, a performer himself. Childhood afternoons were spent in rehearsal rooms and production studios, watching producers, engineers, and songwriters at work. Leaning over shoulders, asking questions, and absorbing everything, Scott began shaping his own voice, one rooted in soul, guided by storytelling, and fueled by emotion.

By his teens, that curiosity turned into commitment. Scott released his first album in the early 2000s, producing and recording it himself. It was a hands on beginning that set the tone for a career built on craft and authenticity.

His first major breakthrough came just before graduating high school, when he was asked to perform alongside multi platinum recording artists K Ci and JoJo and later featured on The Platters Motown Review tour. Soon after, Scott relocated to San Francisco, where he became a staple of the Bay Area music scene, performing with legendary artists including Tower of Power, Lenny Williams, and Narada Michael Walden. During this time, he was also mentored by Roberta Flack, who famously compared Scott to Donny Hathaway and flew him to New York City to perform for her music school for underprivileged youth.

Blending classic soul influences with a modern pop sensibility, Scott has developed a sound that feels both timeless and current. It is reflective, uplifting, and deeply human.

Greg Scott in studio with Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic on NBC's Songland

In 2020, Scott appeared on and won Season 2, Episode 8 of NBC’s Songland, where his song “Miracle” was selected for pop recording artist Bebe Rexha and later chosen as the theme song for the Tokyo Olympic Games, co written and produced alongside Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic.

Now based in Los Angeles, Scott continues to create and collaborate with producers including Ryan Tedder, Lucas Banker, and Rob Kleiner. He lives with his wife Sarah and their two sons, grounding his creative life in family, faith, and forward motion.

As Scott often says, “Speak it and receive it. Know what you want, find the stones to walk on, trust the process, and dream big.”