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Scott Clifton
Scott Clifton is a singer and songwriter who gained attention with his version of "Heartbreak 101" in 2005. The song was written by Diane Warren. He had...
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Scott Clifton is a singer and songwriter who gained attention with his version of "Heartbreak 101" in 2005. The song was written by Diane Warren. He had released a debut album called "Love By Design" a few years earlier, in 2002.
His other songs include "Love Song," "Seen," "Truly Madly Deeply," and "Untitled." He has worked with musicians like Steve Nelson on guitar and Jeff Babko on keyboards.
Clifton put out albums in 2008 and 2015, and a compilation in 2010. Some critics questioned his move from acting to music, but he kept recording.
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