Ruby Tuesday | SCOTT YODER

It may seem foolish to pursue a life of music in these times, but Scott Yoder has never been one to shy away from his inner fool. According to Purehoney Magazine, "He evokes the glam of T. Rex and the 'Aladdin Sane' era of David Bowie, while musically he's more akin to the thoughtful genius of Brian Wilson."

Scott Yoder's sweet and crisp garage-pop tracks transport you from the otherworldly loneliness of interstellar travel in "Sing Your Broken Song" to the wandering path of a lost vagabond in "The Guttersnipe." Scottv Yoder's work is a unique statement of a dedicated artist and proud maverick.

This sonic journey is supported by a group of like-minded musicians. Scott's exploration of the more theatrical elements of his music has taken him around the globe in recent years. Multiple tours of Europe and North America have followed each of his three previous albums; most years he performs one day out of three. He has shared the stage with artists such as Kevin Morby, A Place To Bury Strangers, Roky Erickson, Shannon & The Clams, Death Valley Girls, King Khan & BBQ Show and many others.

His performance was described by Respect My Region as "loud, sexy, witchy and visceral". Clunk Magazine wrote: "Whatever the sound, the songwriting remains the strongest part of Scott's oeuvre."