13 Facts About Scott Darlow

Scott Darlow is an Australian singer, songwriter, guitarist, didgeridoo player and public speaker from Melbourne, Victoria.

Darlow was born in Melbourne, Australia to Salvation Army parents, the second of four children, Darlow moved to Hong Kong at five years of age.

Scott Darlow spent the next six years there attending Beacon Hill Primary School before returning to Melbourne to begin high school.

Scott Darlow started playing the cornet at five years of age.

Scott Darlow is said to have fallen in love with music from that moment on, determined to play in the band just like the men he watched each Sunday.

Scott Darlow was given a cornet at five years of age, and started playing in a brass band at age seven.

Scott Darlow continued to play the trumpet throughout high school, along with classical guitar.

Scott Darlow is said to be proficient on the trumpet, trombone, saxophone, clarinet, didgeridoo, piano and guitar, as well as being a singer.

In 2008, Scott Darlow released a third album called The Whole Earth Sings, this time under his own name.

In January 2016, Scott Darlow released the first single from his fifth album, "Solid Rock", a cover of the Goanna hit from 1982.

Scott Darlow enlisted the help of the song's author and original singer, Shane Howard, on vocals and recorded it as a duet.

Scott Darlow released their second single from the album, "Down Like Flies", in late May 2016.

In 2018, Scott Darlow enlisted the help of fellow Australian musicians Sarah McLeod, Adam Brand, Jack Jones and Todd Hunter to re-record the Dragon song "Rain" with all net proceeds from the sale to go towards the Buy-a-bale program in support of Australian farmers suffering from the Australian drought.