Scott Verrill, aka KYKO; aka kwassa; aka Great Scott is a South London-born singer-songwriter who has been creating music since he was very young, around his childhood to pre-adolescent years, and was among the youngest band to ever play at Glastonbury while still having to attend school. For the past few years, Scott has been developing and perfecting his sound, becoming more mature and refined without losing those key elements that make him so special and loveable.

Verrill first hit the music scene under the name 'kyko' and quickly found for himself an online audience who connected with his music. The daydreaming vibes and lyrics that talk of life and love led him to release two EPs which combined racked-up over 15 million streams followed by a sold-out gig at London’s Omeara. As the years went by; Scott's lyrics and sounds matured reaching a new and fresh creative height. He waited for the right time and place to re-launch himself into the world with a new code-name: kwassa. For him, the transition from 'kyko' to 'kwassa' was not only inevitable but also necessary and very timely.

On 10/27/2021, Verrill tweeted that he was changing his artist name from kwassa to Good Scott, stating: “you thought I was joking?? new name time kids - say hello to ‘good scott’ 🤠
i am so over being in this musical limbo and I just want to share my brain and everything I’ve been making with you guys (under a name I can’t grow out of and run away from….).”

Away from his music, he also co-runs fashion brand, Hundred Club and writes and produces music for fellow artists, including Greyson Chance and Charlotte Clark. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.