Shaley Scott was born and raised in Fort Collins, Colorado. A trained dancer and a self-taught musician--she's been performing since the age of 5. She entered the Colorado Academy of the Arts, where she would train every day after school. Shaley started writing songs on the piano in her spare time, and landed a spot on a local cable channel, where they started featuring her original music on tv--at only age 14. Shaley got a music scholarship to Colorado State University, and entered college as a music major. But, there was a voice inside her, telling her she needed to be somewhere else. So, Shaley packed up her car, and moved to Los Angeles. She started co-writing, worked with a few indie labels, sang in radio spots, and had her music placed in the indie film "Art House," which went on to the Aspen Comedy Festival. She has been featured on radio shows, had many songs placed in Indie films, and even jumped back into her theater/acting roots and starred in such films as “The Apocalypse”, “Invasion of the Pod People”, “Transmorphers”, and “The Hitchhiker”. Most recently, she sang a featured song in Sony Picture’s "Smurfs: The Lost Village," starring Demi Lovato and Julia Roberts which hit theaters in 2017. With influences such as The Police, Tori Amos, Billy Joel, David Bowie, Kate Bush, Heart, Michael Jackson, Dolly Parton, and Queen--her original writing is the perfect blend of many styles, which has proven useful to publishing.