When The Miracles's founding member Bobby Rogers went searching for a new lead singer in 2003, the legendary Motown group didn't have to look very far. Mark Scott, a Flint, Michigan native, was a natural fit to assume the role once held by Smokey Robinson and Billy Griffin.

Scott is gifted with a singing voice perfect for "The Miracles Sound." He's also no stranger to the entertainment world. In 1984, Scott started his career as a featured vocalist in the 1984 hit movie Breaking II Electric Boogaloo. Scott is a gifted composer and producer with global hits like Don’t Cry, Be My Woman, Love On Our Mind, and many more, including a recent song written during the pandemic in 2020 entitled See You On The Other Side—a positive message during a trying time.

After 60 years, The Miracles featuring Mark Scott—along with new members Hassan Watkins and Damon Trice—are still attracting enthusiastic audiences around the world by performing legendary songs such as Shop Around, I Second That Emotion, Tears Of A Clown, Ooo Baby Baby, and many more.