Wikipedia:Votes for deletion/Scott Dworkin
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Image:Http://lga02.umicache.com/p/purevolume.com/full size/151262-201-1103353165-Copy of DSCF0026.JPG Scott Dworkin was born in Cleveland, OH on October 20, 1982. He moved from Cleveland, OH to Raleigh, NC in 1995; where he began songwriting professionally, signed to a subsidiary of Volcom Records. In 1997 he was the founder of the band, Threw the Woulds [Threw the Woulds Official Site]. The band quickly became more of an idea, of how to use music to benefit the world. On Myspace, Scott Dworkin has over 200,000 plays, after being a featured artist on several different dates. Threw the Woulds on MySpace Another website, PureVolume, has logged over 300,000 downloads since the beginning of 2005. Threw the Woulds on PureVolume
The songs formulated include popular songs like the infamous "Impoverished Realities," winner of 67 songwriting awards including VH1's songwriting "lyrics only" song of the year in 2004, and the RIAA folk song of the year as well as the IAMA acoustic song of the year, beating out bands like Keane and Snow Patrol world wide for the same honors. Other hits include: "A Fake Love Song," "Lay Down Lambeth," with critically acclaimed songs such as "Sirens," "Message to my Dictator," "The Soldier Song," and the most beloved "DrunkJam." Scott Dworkin has won over 112 songwriting awards from major and non major competitions, in the last 2 years, making him one of the most sought after songwriters in the United States, and a vision of what the future of rock and roll will be. Image:Http://lga02.umicache.com/p/purevolume.com/full size/151262-463-1103353164-scott and ll.jpg He is the only songwriter to have more than one song that he has written in the Billboard 200 for 3 years, in the history of the United States. He currently resides in Rockville, MD; working in politics as usual, and trying to change the world for the better. He served as a campaign manger in the state of Georgia, as well as a Finance Director for Allan Lichtman for U.S. Senate Allan Lichtman for U.S. Senate As cited in the Campaigns and Elections, May article on WebuseMay Edition, Scott was one of the first to use MySpace.com for political purposes, for recruitment of volunteers and friends, as well as campaign contributions, gathering over 2,500 friends in just a few months for the campaign. Allan Lichtman's MySpace Page
