Queen D. Scott is a multitalented creative - MC, beatmaker, music arranger & director, multimedia architect, and hip-hop professor -  who is committed to using all her creative talents to express her love for and faith in God, interrogating the world around her with an emphasis on our growing reliance on technology, and sharing her knowledge with her students and other creatives as they pursue their destinies.

Scott’s research around hip-hop and technology has led to her being featured on such programs as PBS Voices “Hip Hop & The Metaverse” and Under the Radar with Callie Crossley. She has also been a panelist at the 2023 Imagining America’s Conference and was the Music & Multimedia Composer for JaMario Stills’ play 22|6: The Rem|x of a Global Exper|ment. Her talent and expertise have also taken her around the world as a teaching artist giving master classes and workshops in hip-hop history and songwriting, as well as vocal performance for both rappers and singers.

Currently, Scott serves on the music ministry at Kingdom Full Tabernacle International Ministries, is a professor in the Ensemble Department at Berklee College of Music, and is a PhD student in Brown University’s Music & Multimedia Composition program. Her hip-hop multimedia performance entitled The Black Book Cypher: An Invitation / To Talk Back / To The Screen debuted at the Berklee Performance Center in 2024 and her latest music release Decreeing A Thing, Pt. 1 is available on all streaming platforms.