Scott Horscroft

Scott Horscroft (born 27 October 1977) is an Australian music producer/sound engineer,^[1] the owner of The Grove Studios^[2] and an Executive A&R Consultant for Universal Music Australia

In 1999 Horscroft completed a bachelor's degree of Fine Arts with Honours, studying Sculpture Installation and Performance Art and Electronic Arts, at Sydney College of the Arts.^{[citation needed ]} In 2003, Horscroft released the experimental début album, 8 Guitars.

As a producer and engineer, Horscroft started out in the Surry Hills-based studio Big Jesus Burger (BJB) from 2003 to 2012.^{[citation needed ]} Joining EMI Music Australia in 2011 as Vice President of A&R, and then General Manager of A&R from 2013.^{[citation needed ]}

In 2013 he acquired The Grove Studios on the NSW Central Coast.^[3]

At the 2008 ARIA Music Awards he received three nominations, 'Producer of the Year' for his work on The Panics' Cruel Guards , and two for 'Engineer of the Year' for Cruel Guards and The Presets' Apocalypso . In 2010 he received an ARIA nomination for 'Producer of the Year', jointly with Adam Spark, for Birds of Tokyo's self-titled third album. At the ARIA Music Awards in 2012 he was nominated for 'Engineer of the Year' for his work on 360's Falling & Flying . Horscroft also produced 2015 ARIA Award winning album by Melbourne's Oh Mercy, When We Talk About Love.^{[4] [failed verification ]}