Scott Murray

Scott is a multi-instrumentalist American singer-songwriter and Berklee College of Music alumnus, currently based in his home state of Connecticut. The youngest of three, he grew up in a family of musicians and began classical piano training at the age of seven. As a young teen it was the discovery of Billy Joel and Elton John that would spark his lifelong journey as a songwriter.
In 2008, Scott released his debut record “Vinyl Generation”,
listing 11 original works and featuring world renowned drummer Liberty DeVitto (Billy Joel, Lords of 52nd Street). The album was well received and noted for several tracks, including the hazy “Shoes in the Sand” and piano driven “Farewell Taxi Ride”. “Change your Tune", a poppy homage to the Beatles and Badfinger, was a track of public interest as well. Reviews celebrated his flair for vocal harmonies, poetic lyrics, and memorable choruses. His sound has been compared to the likes of Elliott Smith, Neil Finn, Billy Joel, and Beck.

His EP “Another Yesterday” was released in early 2024 featuring 3 new original works and a haunting fresh take on Billy Joel’s classic “Streetlife Serenader". Scott's new EP "I Saw A Singer" will be released in the spring of 2025, with a full length album of cover songs to follow later in the year...