Guitar music and electronic music generally orbit completely different worlds. One is often the chief provider of melody and rhythm for bands or solo acoustic singers, while the other — with its infinite sonic possibilities — has tended to avoid guitars on the whole, seeing them as a hangover from rock & roll. And then there’s Scott Booth. Scott is unique in that he uses his guitar to make electronic music. Through a combination of strumming and finger-picking his guitar strings, creating percussion by using his guitar like a tabla drum, and triggering dynamic FX by looping everything into abstraction with a series of pedals, he makes music that’s like nothing else out there. He really has to be seen to be believed. Lately, this one-man travelling wilbury has taken to the road. Literally. Buying a motorhome and kitting it out with a full recording studio and living quarters, he’s been driving to beautiful parts of the UK countryside, parking up, and seeking inspiration. On his travels he’ll be creating a series of short films documenting his newfound creative muse, giving his artistic journey added meaning through social media as each release and live show develops.