David Thorne Scott

The Vintage Vocal Quartet's first studio album, "Love You Madly," shows off the group just as they are in performance: four people, playing instruments and singing. That's it. Lean and sleek swing music with no added filler.

When VVQ founder David Thorne Scott toured with the legendary Four Freshmen, he saw that vintage music — sassy and sweet, danceable and sophisticated — hits the spot for 21st-century audiences.

He came home to Boston and called up guitarist …
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The VVQ features unique arrangements of traditional songs plus new classics in styles ranging from toe-tapping swing, smooth bossa nova and uptempo gospel.

Soulful harmonies are bolstered by guest artists on violin, piano, drums and mandolin to create an atmosphere fitting for these epic and enigmatic songs with their unique brand of humor.

Armed with roses and a piano, singer/songwriter and pianist David Thorne Scott has designs on your heart with his new album Hopeful Romantic. Deep musicianship and creativity born of years of jazz explorations combine with youthful iconoclasm and a rock aesthetic to give music-lovers a delightful surprise. Playfully sweet but wise lyrics and angular melodies are hallmarks, as is the intimate yet strong voice that declaims them.

“I love my audience. Whenever I have …
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Few young jazz singers on the scene today can boast of both an exceptional voice and a unique personal style. Names atop this list might include Kevin Mahogany, Diana Krall, and Kurt Elling. But add a new one to this group: David Thorne Scott.

What you notice first is Dave's clear and accurate voice - you can understand every single word. But soon you realize that there is more than just an amazing set of …
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