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Scott Jacobs
Scott Jacobs is a Canadian musician, singer, guitarist, pianist and songwriter. He is a mainstay performer throughout his hometown of Vancouver, and throughout Vancouver Island. Playing the acoustic guitar and singing, he entertains with an extremely wide range of original and cover songs, and is regularly the featured performer at restaurants, bars, coffee shops, bookstores, weddings and other events.
Scott has studied music on a university level, graduating from Vancouver Island University with a Diploma in Jazz Performance. He has also performed on cruise ships all over the world as a singer-songwriter. His acoustic set list consists of an array of classic hits in a number of genres, ranging from the music of the early 1950s, up to the music of today. He released his latest album Sleepless Dreams on May 9, 2017, which has an overall "west-coast folk" vibe.
"The song 'Silent Sky' is meaningful to me, because it is about two of my favorite things; Music and Vancouver Island," explains Jacobs about his latest album, "The song is about one of my earliest and fondest memories of songwriting."
Creative BC is proud to support Scott Jacobs as part of the BC Music Fund’s Sound Recording Program.
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