Scott Ashworth

Scott Ashworth is a singer-songwriter deeply rooted in the Americana genre. Born in Salford, he has been based in Denny, Scotland, for over 20 years. Prior to his music career, Ashworth had a previous career and served in the Royal Air Force. He draws inspiration from legendary songwriters such as Townes Van Zandt, John Prine, and Kris Kristofferson. Ashworth's experiences as a husband, father, and son, along with nearly 14 years of sobriety, significantly influence his music. His debut LP, *Ghosts and Broken Men*, released in 2024, features 11 original songs and reflects his personal journey and experiences. The album includes tracks like "Never See Colour Again" and "Happy Man," showcasing his ability to craft meaningful and engaging songs.

Ashworth's musical style is characterized by heartfelt storytelling and a deep connection to roots music. His tracks often evolve from acoustic beginnings into more complex arrangements, as seen in "Never See Colour Again," which transforms into a horn-driven bluesy/soul number. With a grassroots following bolstered by digital performances and local gigs, Ashworth has built a loyal fan base. His music is a testament to his personal growth and artistry, offering listeners a genuine and emotive musical experience.