He is the lead guitarist and vocalist for Canadian band the Moffatts, alongside his younger triplet brothers Clint, Bob, and Dave.

A year later, in summer 2002, reports that Scott had joined a new band with two friends in Bragg Creek, Alberta began spreading.

After two tours, several other appearances including on Canadian national music television, MuchMusic, and awards[1] from the Banff Centre for mixing of some of their songs, the band packed up their gear for good.

The only record of this project was two mentions in the Banff Centre's 2005 Newsletters, both stating that Shawn Everett, the drummer of the Boston Post and Scott's good friend, was working on producing and engineering 'The Moffats' (with one t) upcoming album[2] and had won an award[3] for mixing one song.

He had relocated to Los Angeles after the Boston Post ended and he revealed that he was currently recording his debut album.

[citation needed] He won Producer of the Year in 2008 at the Thai Headbanger Awards for his work with Brand New Sunset.

Other Thai acts Scott produced for included Mint, Getsunova, Daylight Saving, Apartment KhunPa and American artist Cory Lamb.