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Scott
Scott formed in 1991 with Scott Matthew on vocals, Paulo Ricardo on guitar, André Jung on bass, and Fred Castro on drums. Their debut album 'Tomé um Susto'...
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Scott formed in 1991 with Scott Matthew on vocals, Paulo Ricardo on guitar, André Jung on bass, and Fred Castro on drums. Their debut album 'Tomé um Susto' came out in 1993, and the track 'O Dia Mais Longo do Ano' became a significant song for them.
They kept releasing albums through the 1990s, including 'Scott 4' in 1996 and the compilation 'O Melhor do Scott' in 1999. Later records like 'Louco por Ti' from 2001 and the acoustic 'Acústico' in 2005 showed some shifts in their approach.
The band went on hiatus in 2010. Songs like 'Pedaços' and 'Último Sorriso' remain part of their catalog.
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