In the summer of 2013, she moved to Bushwick, Brooklyn. The album was digitally released on Januand received critical acclaim. Following the album's release on February 8, 2013, she played her debut show as Torres in Nashville at The Basement. In July 2012, while she was still a student, Scott recorded her debut album Torres over a five-day session at Tony Joe White's home studio in Franklin, Tennessee with engineer and producer Ryan McFadden. She graduated in December 2012.Ĭareer Torres (2012–2014) In college, Scott began to record her music. Īfter high school, Scott moved to Nashville, Tennessee to attend Belmont University, where she received a degree in songwriting and a minor in English literature. She began to perform in musicals, learned to play guitar, and started playing and singing hymns during church services and at a nursing home every week. She started singing in her high school's musical production of Fiddler on the Roof.
Through The Phantom of the Opera, Scott soon became interested in musical theatre. At an early age, Scott learned how to play the flute and piano and sang in the children's choir at her Baptist church.
From the age of three, she was raised in Macon, Georgia.īrought up in a conservative Christian home, Scott was the youngest of three. Scott was born in Orlando, Florida, United States, and adopted at birth.
