Scott Walker was an American-British singer-songwriter and record producer, renowned for his distinctive baritone voice and innovative approach to music. Born Noel Scott Engel on January 9, 1943, he first gained fame in the 1960s as a member of The Walker Brothers, a pop group that achieved significant success with hits like "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore." Later, he embarked on a solo career, delving into more avant-garde and experimental music. Walker's solo work, particularly his later albums, showcased his interest in complex themes, orchestral arrangements, and a more unconventional song structure. He released many critically acclaimed albums, including "Scott 4" and "Tilt." Walker's influence extends across genres, and he is often regarded as a pioneer in modern music. He passed away on March 22, 2019, leaving behind a rich legacy and a profound impact on the music world.