Tallus Scott
Touring + Session Drummer
Intro
Tallus Scott has carved out a career as a professional performing and recording drummer, songwriter, and music educator hailing from Saskatoon, SK, Canada.
Known for his energetic and unmistakable sound, Tallus has left his mark on stages across Canada, the United States, and beyond.
Touring
Tallus has performed on stages across Canada and beyond, sharing his dynamic energy and undeniable talent with audiences far and wide. Highlights include opening for iconic acts like Our Lady Peace, the Tragically Hip, and Steve Earle and Chris Stapleton. His live performances are characterized by infectious rhythms, captivating grooves, and a genuine connection with every audience.
Recording
As a sought-after session drummer, Tallus has lent his skills to numerous albums and releases, enriching these records with his precision and creativity. From recording drums on Adolyne's acclaimed album in Nashville to collaborating with W3APONS on chart-topping singles, Tallus's contributions to the studio have been nothing short of exceptional.
SJ Kardash
Full Color Studios - Reignwolf - Softlung
“Tallus is incredibly dedicated to the art of drumming, and is always excited to be studying something new and expanding his repertoire. It’s always been a pleasure working with him in the studio and playing together on stage.”
Has opened for/toured with:
54-40 • Band of Skulls • Big Sugar • Bubbles and the Shit Rockers • Chris Stapleton • Crystal Shawanda • Dallas Smith • Danko Jones • Down with Webster • Ed Kowalczyk • July Talk • Justin Townes Earle • KMFDM • Kardinal Offishall • Matt Mays • Matthew Good Monster Truck • Nazareth • Our Lady Peace • Rival Sons • Sebastian Bach • Steve Earle • Streetheart • Sweeney Todd • The Lazys • The Sadies • The Trews • The Tragically Hip • The Wild! • Theory of a Deadman • Tim Hicks • Today is the Day
]Notable Achievements:
2005: Performed at the legendary CBGB’s
2017: Collaborated on the writing and performance of the complete "Voices" LP by Pistolwhips. This album generated the singles 'Voices' ranking at #40 and 'Stickbreaker' at #45 on the Canadian Active Rock Charts
2021: Co-wrote, performed, and independently released the EP "Adios Radio" as a founding member of W3APONS, with all six songs making it onto the Canadian Active Rock Charts. "Bye Baby Gone" peaked at #8, "I Am the Horizon" at #16, "Broken Promises" at #18, "Gotta Stop" at #22, "No Hope on the Radio" at #30, and "Unnecessary Evil" at #33.
2021: Co-wrote ‘Shake my Bones’ with Hayley Jensen which went #1 on Australian Country Radio which was included on her 4th studio album, ‘Breakin’ Hearts’, launched in Oct 2021. The album shot to the top of the ARIA charts to be the #1Country Album, #1 Australian Country Album, #4 Australian All Genres & #25 Album Overall. It also debuted as the #1 iTunes Country Album
2021: WON “Pop/Rock artist of the year” at the Saskatchewan Music Awards; nominated for “Rock/Pop Artist of the Year” and “Alternative Artist of the Year.”
Tallus is a dedicated music educator with over 15 years of experience. Currently studying alongside Dave Elitch (Weezer, The Mars Volta, Miley Cyrus, Justin Timberlake) in Los Angeles, Tallus enjoys passing his knowledge gained from master players back to his own students.
“Being able to trust the knowledge I’m sharing is legitimate and practical makes for a smooth and quality lesson for the student.”
Educator
Melanie Beatty Vice Principal, Oskayak High School
During my time as an administrator, I had the opportunity to observe Mr. Scott's teaching methods, and I was consistently impressed by his unwavering dedication, empathy, thoroughness, and patience.
Tallus Scott's amazing skills, passion, and cultural sensitivity make him an outstanding drum music teacher. He has the remarkable ability to inspire students to explore their musical talents while simultaneously deepening their understanding and appreciation for music as a whole.
His presence greatly enriched our school as well as the musical education of his students.
I highly recommend Tallus Scott as a music teacher.”