22-year-old solo artist Sophia Scott has swiftly become a force to be reckoned with in the indie-pop-rock scene. The Brisbane-born songstress emerges with a distinctly personal sound that overflows in playful introspective youth set ablaze.

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Scott’s folk-pop-rock fused music hails from the sounds of artists who filled the halls of her childhood home. From storytelling savants like Angie McMahon to the prowess of legends like Queen, Scott’s sound is an ode to the artists who raised her – coloured with the rarity that is her own vision. 

 

Her intimate storytelling spans the complexity of coming-of-age but defies convention by always gravitating back to her personal world. In the diaristic artist’s own words, “I could write about anything from seven women to Berlin’s wall crumbling but it’s just you.” 

 

At the tender age of eight, Scott started writing songs from her bedroom, launching her first single at 19, which rocketed to Number 3 on the Triple J Unearthed Charts in its first week. In the span of three years, she has played several sold-out support slots supporting the likes of Royel Otis, Boo Seeka, DICE, Teen Jesus & the Jean Teasers, Harrison Storm and more. By Spring 2023, Scott sold out her debut headline show in fewer than 24 hours and has since gone on to sell out every since. Kicking off 2024 by playing at Spaced Out Festival, aglow with her red guitar and accompanied by her three- piece band, Scott continues to prove herself as born for the stage.