A sneak peek into Scott Pryor’s forthcoming debut album, “Red Rum” delves into deep, enigmatic contemplations of morality amidst its profoundly personal and contemporary themes of fame and celebrity culture.
With “Red Rum”, Scott Pryor – a multifaceted artist known for his roles as a producer, writer, actor, and filmmaker – unveils a new dimension of his creativity as a musician. His eclectic background, ranging from championship-winning wrestler to U.S. Marine Corps Vet and trial lawyer, adds layers to his artistic persona.
While Scott has garnered acclaim in the film industry with notable works like The List, Blackbear, and Tulsa, his musical venture is a homage to his roots—following in the footsteps of his father, a revered honky-tonk pianist.
Drawing inspiration from iconic stadium-sized artists such as U2, Nirvana, and Pearl Jam, Scott assembled a formidable team including vocal coach/producer ‘Mama Jan’ Smith and musician/producer Jesse Owen Astin to craft his debut album. The result is a genre-defying masterpiece that captivates at every turn.
"Red Rum” stands out as a testament to Scott’s raw talent and musical prowess. With scorching vocals reminiscent of Dave Grohl and grunge-rock riffs that pulsate with intensity, the song explores themes of death, madness, and evil with haunting allure.
Intriguing and intense, “Red Rum” beckons listeners to embark on a sonic odyssey unlike any other. To join the mayhem, head below…
Words by Ella West