Scott Dambrot a.k.a. GOOSE is an American songwriter, recording artist, and entrepreneur. He is the founder and CEO of GOOSE Music International, a record company and digital distribution network. He is best known as the recording artist GOOSE and for independently releasing "the saltmine sessions", an award winning hip hop album in 2008. In 2009 he won the GMMA Rap Album Of The Year award and his song "NO SEEDS" by GOOSE has become an international sensation with over 20 million certified internet streams and counting. EARLY YEARS Dambrot is the son of jazz guru Marty Dambrot and real estate investor Paulette Dambrot. Scott began writing music in Elementary School. His father taught him to play trumpet and later hired the New York Philharmonic’s trumpet player Pat Dougherty to tutor him privately. His parents also hired guitarist James Kleinklaus to give Scott weekly private lessons on songwriting and chord changes. By the fourth grade S...