his style by adding some new and different elements into his music. In Summer of 2009, Scott worked with producer Dan Merrill to record his first solo EP. Scott enlisted the help of several area musicians to play on the album, including a couple of former bandmates from New Mercy Morning. In February 2010, Scott recorded his first full-length album titled "So Much More" which released on May 18, 2010. It includes 10 songs. In early 2012, Scott plans to begin work on a second solo album. Personal life In addition to being a singer-songwriter, Scott has also been a worship leader within the non-denominational church organization Calvary Chapel. Scott travels across the country and occasionally tours through Calvary Chapel churches to lead worship as well as perform concerts. Scott was born Scott Logan Anderson. To avoid name confusion with his father (who is also named Scott Anderson) who was also a member of Three Days Down and New Mercy Morning, Scott legally changed his name to Scott Benjamin Logan. Scott married his wife Shanon in 2005, who became his inspiration for his other new radio single called, "Color." While working out of Nashville, they have made Chattanooga, TN their new home. References This article adapted from Scott Logan's website, ScottLoganMusic.com, bio page, used with permission. External links ScottLoganMusic.com Scott Logan on Myspace 1978 births Living people American singer-songwriters Musicians from Portland, Maine Singers from Maine Writers from Portland, Maine Songwriters from Maine 21st-century American singers