Scott Whiddon

Scott Whiddon is a singer-songwriter known for his storytelling through music. His recent album, "The Best of Intentions," explores themes of mental health and personal reflection, crafted during the pandemic with limited resources but supported by the kindness of friends and strangers. Whiddon's musical influences range from jazz to noise rock, and he has been inspired by artists like Royal Trux and The Henry Clay People. He also performs with the band Letters of Acceptance, where he plays bass, and has contributed to film scores, such as the documentary "Rothstein’s First Assignment." Whiddon is also an academic, holding a Ph.D. in English from Louisiana State University, and he teaches writing, emphasizing the importance of taking risks in creative work.

As a musician, Whiddon regularly performs at local and regional festivals with various projects. His approach to music shifts between solo work and collaborations, allowing him to explore different roles and creative processes. Whiddon's solo work includes songs like "I Can't Remember the Things I Love" and "Maybe That's Enough for Now," which delve into personal experiences and reflections. His upcoming projects include a debut full-length album with Letters of Acceptance and further solo acoustic shows.