Boasting a distinct, assured blend of 2000’s nostalgia, dream-pop and sharp guitar hooks with witty lyricism, Lola Scott’s distinct sound has cemented her as one of the brightest hopes in the Australian neo-pop scene.

Hailing from the Southern Highlands in NSW, Lola Scott has been writing songs since the age of 8. Classically trained in guitar, the now Sydney-based multi-instrumentalist has worked tirelessly expanding her musical offering both with her own releases and song writing sessions, writing with international producers including Jacklaboz (Justus Bennetts), JDM Global, NoMe, Zac Rae (Death Cab for Cutie), Nydge (Bishop Briggs, Mothica), as well as local innovative pop and indie acts including Mallrat, GRAACE, grentperez, CXLOE, Gretta Ray, Jaguar Jonze, Vera Blue & Matt Mason (DMA’s).

2023 saw Scott support Men I Trust, Holly Humberstone and Teenage Dads on national tours, festival slots at Groovin' The Moo, co-writes on grentperez’s EP When We Were Younger, and collaborations with Xavier Dunn. Scott also played BIGSOUND and was chosen to take part in Live Nation’s music discovery platform, ‘Ones to Watch’.

Closing out 2023 with the release of “Last One Standing”, Scott set up the new year by announcing her slot at Lookout Festival, where she shared the stage with Queens of the Stone Age, Spiderbait, The Chats & POND. 

2024 has brought with it multiple performances for Scott so far, playing Tone City Records Festival in WA, opening for Alex Lahey in Wollongong, opening for Teenage Joans at Vivid Sydney & recently announcing festival slots at both Rolling Sets Festival, and Changing Tides Festival.

Through each release, Lola Scott strengthens her ability to effortlessly genre-mix and push the boundaries of what you might have expected from her next, whilst still sounding undeniably hers. Coming off the back of “Last One Standing” Lola re-introduced her sound through “Only Miss U” in May of 2024. With the last 3 releases being added to full rotation at triple j, Lola Scott’s latest single “Caffeine” promises to further solidify her standing as a burgeoning Australian voice.