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Tom Scott
Tom Scott is a London-born musician who studied jazz at the Royal Academy of Music. He started posting his music on YouTube in 2006, where his saxophone...
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Tom Scott is a London-born musician who studied jazz at the Royal Academy of Music. He started posting his music on YouTube in 2006, where his saxophone playing and melodic sense found an audience. His 2015 track 'Come Back to Me' became particularly well-known, along with songs like 'Keep This Love Alive.'
His work draws from jazz and soul traditions, with a sound that incorporates pop and electronic elements. He's mentioned artists like John Coltrane and Stevie Wonder as influences. The YouTube channel remains a direct way for people to hear his music.
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