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Scott Peterson is a composer, producer, arranger, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and singer. He writes and produces music under the moniker “Prince Enoki” Scott has collaborated with Laraaji, played bass and arranged for Toronto’s Massey Hall Band and produced Zimbabwean band Nhapitapi. His bass playing can be heard on recordings by Riverrun, Nhapitapi, Lara Solnicki, and the Bruce Mcdonald film “Dreamland”. Currently Scott is bassist in Asiko Afrobeat and Labyrinth Ensemble. Scott contributed bass and assisted composer Jonathan Goldsmith with the score of the upcoming CBC series “The Porter”. Scott contributed throat singing to Jonathan Goldsmith’s score for the film Burn Your Maps and recorded a piece by Aaron Jensen with the Elmer Iseler Singers. He produced and arranged harpist Kathryn Merriam’s upcoming record “Rhythm of the Sunlight” Scott has a Bachelor’s degree in Jazz Bass from University of Calgary. He has studied throat singing in Tuva, guitar in Brazil, gamelan in Bali, and composition and piano in Toronto.
Testimonials
I had the absolute pleasure of working with Scott in Toronto a few years back. Scott always went above and beyond at every opportunity in our time working together. His extremely developed musicianship and highly developed communication skills made the sessions efficient and smooth. I would highly recommend his work to anyone looking for a producer, arranger, or co-writer role.
Scott Peterson is an arranger that adds a developed compositional voice and beautiful harmonic language that simultaneously retains the songs original character and adds his distinct touch. The artists we worked together with in the Massey Hall Band were always surprised with how familiar yet authentically different Scott’s arrangements were. On top of all this Scott is one of my favourite bass players to work with!
Massey Hall Band with Bry Webb
A wonderful group of people! I arranged a couple of Bry’s songs for this show. (That’s me on Bass:)