Scott W Langman is a 28 year old aspiring "rock star" from Regina, SK., Canada.  His musical genre of choice has developed over the years to become quite "emo"ish ("emo" = the new "in" thing for alternative rock--see Dashboard Confessional, Jimmy Eat World).  He prides himself on being able to write solid songs, possibly catchy, possibly intriguing, possibly unusual... possibly hits some day.  As a musician, Scott is well aware of his limitations.  Vocally, he's inconsistent but developing.  As a guitarist, he's sloppy but energetic.  He relies on his instincts as to what guitar chords work with a melody, rather than creating technically impressive riffs that distract from the meat of a song.  Scott's  hope for the future includes him finding a band that's a good match and getting up on stage and entertaining a group of soon-to-be-fans.  Up until recently, Scott's introverted nature has limited his musical development, as even his family was hardly aware of the number and nature of many of his songs.  He feels that he has come along way in that regard since 2001, and he looks forward to observing the reactions to his music by an unsuspecting audience.

Scott is a huge fan of many musicians, but he ranks Ty Tabor of King's X as his favourite, and he finds that many of his songs come out sounding quite Ty-ish.  He's also a big fan of the uniquely Canadian and unendingly bizarre Rheostatics, and finds their influences creeping in as well.  And he was doing the Dashboard Confessional thing before he knew there was a Dashboard Confessional (but he freely acknowledges that Chris Carrabba is doing it better).

When not playing music, Scott is an electrical engineer with SaskPower.  He is married with pets.