Louis Scott

Louis Scott is a multifaceted Thai artist, known for his work as a singer, actor, television host, and racer. He was born in Nairobi, Kenya, and has a mixed heritage of Thai and Scottish descent. His educational journey took him to Bangkok Patana School, followed by earning a degree in Business Administration from Southern New Hampshire University. Originally aspiring to follow in his father's footsteps as an electrical engineer, Scott's life took a different direction when he landed a role in the 1992 Thai film 'Toh Lueng Tung To.' This opportunity paved the way for his involvement in the famous Thai band 'Raptor,' alongside Joni Anwar.

Raptor gained significant popularity, releasing a total of five albums, including 'Raptor,' 'Waab Boys,' 'Day Shock,' 'Memory,' and 'Raptor Goodbye.' In addition to his work with the band, Scott has launched two solo albums and contributed to four other projects. His musical talents extend beyond albums, as he has also performed songs for various films, advertisements, and television dramas. Louis Scott continues to be a vibrant figure in the Thai entertainment industry, showcasing his diverse talents and passion for music and acting.