Scott Coulter

The debut CD from MAC and Bistro Award winning vocalist Sott Coulter is an eclectic mix of classic pop songs, timeless standards and show-stopping theatre tunes featuring “In Whatever Time…

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The debut CD from MAC and Bistro Award winning vocalist Sott Coulter is an eclectic mix of classic pop songs, timeless standards and show-stopping theatre tunes featuring “In Whatever Time We Have” with Tony Award winner Debbie Gravitte and “Cry Without a Reason” by Academy Award winners Stephen Schwartz and Dean Pitchford.

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  • “No fancy title. No flashy color cover photo. Just a name over a black-and-white shot. But, oh, what's inside. Think of this as one of those brown paper packages tied up with string, because this is certainly only my favorite things.

    With only a piano behind him -- well, only is a poor choice of words, considering the vivid underscoring provided by Stephen Schwartz, Bobby Peaco, Tim DiPasqua and Richard Oberacker -- Coulter glides his alluring tenor voice through 10 tracks, making it quite clear why he's twice received MAC and Bistro awards. There's an immediacy in his performance that is both captivating and compelling, whether he's driving his way through Corner of the Sky (paired on the opening track with Just Around the Riverbend) or confessing My Foolish Heart (with an inspired snippet of The Way He Makes Me Feel interwoven midway). Coulter's interp of Since You Stayed Here is so raw that you can almost feel the ache, while Nobody's Side is a soaring tour-de-force. Before teaming with Debbie Gravitte for a stirring duet on In Whatever Time We Have, Coulter makes a moving and passionate plea from the heart -- and is at his interpretive zenith -- on Get Here. And his understated read of It Goes Like It Goes is, quite simply, the best these ears have ever heard.

    It too bad that the Grammys only look to major labels and chart success when it comes the category of Best New Artist. If they would turn their heads a bit, they'd see someone who belongs among next year's nominees.”

    — Cabaret Scenes Magazine

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Scott Coulter, a graduate of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, toured the country as 'Jinx' in "Forever Plaid" and was in the world premiere of "Floyd Collins" directed by Tina Landau at the American Music Theatre Festival. His…