Temme Scott is an underrated artist residing in Los Angeles, California. She bares her heart in her lyrics and performs in an intimate yet powerful show of art. In a close and cozy venue like the Moroccan Lounge, you are put up close and personal with any artist, but Temme Scott takes it a step further than most artists. engaging with fans as the ebb and flow of her performance keeps the vibrant energy churning between fan and artist.

With multiple releases spanning from 2017 up until current years, Temme Scott has a hefty library of songs to choose from, with the somber tones of Back of My Tongue and July, the crowd will quiet with you and take in every lyric, comparing to the roaring energy of the crowd screaming along to the lyrics of songs like Taste and Shame.

While one of California's hidden talent artists, Temme Scott seemingly brings a prominent fan base with her. Seeing the rouse in the crowd at her entrance on stage following Olivia Barton and Corook's opening performance, the duo who is now gaining mainstream fame for their song "If I Were A Fish", being the second time seeing Temme Scott live, we at Why Try Magazine can confirm that wherever she may be performing, whoever she may be performing for, Temme Scott carries a unique and abstract form of crowd control, keeping all eyes on her regardless of the setting of the moment, during her chats to the crowd or amidst a song, there's an entrancing effect from her stage presence that echos through any venue she may be inhabiting.

Temme Scott is set to perform at the Soda Bar in San Diego on the 30th of April, and The Peppermint Club in Los Angeles on the 1st of May. Why Try Magazine heavily recommends you go to one of her shows if you're in the area.