Singer/songwriter Scott Parsons is a versatile and multi-dimensional talent whose extraordinary musicianship and performance capabilities have taken him to many countries around the world. Having entertained and won the hearts of many audiences in places like Mexico, Switzerland, Holland, Wales, Scotland, the U.S.A. and his native Canada, Scott's music transcends borders both cultural and geographic. As a result, his much acclaimed song "What I Am" was chosen to be the official theme song of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Children in 1994.

Scott Parsons has recorded and released two albums to date, the CBC produced CD "JUPITER WISE" in 1993 and "LIVE AT MAHOGANY HALL" in 1996 which was taped in Bern, Switzerland. His live appearance credits include Mariposa, Winnipeg, Vancouver and Seattle Folk Festivals, and the "Annual Gene MacLellan Song Festival" tribute event to the late "Snowbird" composer which Scott Parsons founded out of respect for his long-time musical friend and mentor.

Appearance and airplay on national and international television and radio programs have garnered Scott a respect and appreciation for his work as music lovers have come to know the multi-faceted diversity of the original "Rastacadian, Folk-Blues Traditionalist" known as Scott Parsons.