Press
Selected coverage and credits for the work released as Scoobert Doobert.
Selected press
Critical Meme Reader: Global Mutations of the Viral Image (INC Reader #15) — Chapter by Max Horwich on Scoobert Doobert: “there is no character named Scoobert Doobert.” Academic volume from the Institute of Network Cultures at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (ISBN 9789492302762; CC BY-NC-SA).
Sound & Recording Magazine (サンレコ) — Featured in Japan's premier music-production magazine on his bedroom-pop production, recording, and mixing.
Blabbermouth — Coverage of his interview with Cro-Mags founder Harley Flanagan.
Illustrate Magazine — Feature noting his CHAI and Shingo Murakami productions.
Advize — Career interview as associate director of marketing at NAMM.
Safari Audio — Feature interview on balancing the creative and technical sides of production.
BMI — Indie Spotlight: FEiN — BMI Indie Spotlight feature on the duo FEiN.
The Coast News — Early feature on his "Six Months to Make It" campaign.
NBC New York — “Teen Romeo Sings ‘Love Story’ to Taylor Swift” — national coverage of the viral YouTube date video (Luke Walton, San Diego; credited as Luke Francis Walton on this site).
Nashville City Paper — Taylor Swift fan to come courting in Nashville — feature on the Love Story video and July 2009 Music City visit.
Orlando Sentinel — Soundboard music blog: San Diego teen uses viral video to court Taylor Swift.
Country Weekly — National country-magazine print feature (page scan archived from The Luke Walton Band press kit).
USC Trojan Family Magazine — Winter 2009 cover after the Taylor Swift date video; Walton with Peter Lee Johnson, Leland Cox, and Mia Minichiello (USC Popular Music Program).
USC Thornton School of Music — Popular-music students, including Walton, featured on The Artie Lange Show.
Daily Trojan — USC student-paper feature on the Thornton popular-music program, with Walton among those covered.
VENTS Magazine — Interview.
Rock Da Fuq Out — Interview on the album MÖB, DIY, and the San Diego scene.
San Diego Reader — Local live feature.
egoFM — Featured by the Munich radio station.
Backseat Mafia — Premiere of the "Moving to Canada" video.
Melodic Magazine — On "Hello," his collaboration with Limón Limón.
Glasse Factory — On "All My Friends Live on the Internet."
Stereofox — Review.
91X FM — Local Break origin story: Encinitas, Swami's, the Surfing Madonna, the Cardiff Kook, church-jam days, and how the Scoobertverse started.
Nagamag — One of several reviews.
Where the Music Meets — On "Take a Breath."
Ear to the Ground Music — Ongoing coverage.
Soundville — On "Alright."
Reggae Tastemaker — On "Feels So Good."
Last Day Deaf — On "Stories."
Mundane Magazine — On the album Big Hug (Beformer Records).
Riptide Magazine — French feature on "Feels So Good."
Selected credits
CHAI — WINK TOGETHER (Sub Pop) — "Miracle (Scoobert Doobert Remix)," 2022.
CHAI — "WHOLE" — Producer. Theme song for the NHK drama Koisenu Futari; covered by NME, FLOOD, and Under the Radar.
CHAI — "MY DREAM" — Sound producer; theme for the film The Fish Tale (Sakananoko, 2022; Tokyo Theatres), used over the ending and trailer.
CHAI — "That’s Love" — Played, produced, and mixed; released physically in Japan.
OKAME — DEBUT — Mixed the debut album by MANA and KANA, formerly of CHAI (2026).
bed — "Kare Wa" (Heart Attack OP) — Mixing and additional production; opening theme for the Fuji TV drama Heart Attack.
KOMAGOME — CHAHHAN — Composition credit: Scoobert Doobert, MANA & KANA (KOMAGOME).
Nina Francis — Between Dreams — Produced with Brandon Woodward; her debut album (2017).
The Wavy Awards — theme song — Composed the theme for the New York nonprofit music-industry awards show.
Sync & placements
Tell Me Lies (Hulu) — FEiN's “Doin' It Right” in the series premiere (S1 E1, 2022).
Coors Light Canada (TV) — Sync placement · “No Worries Yes Worries” · KŌAN C era.
Lexus (commercial) — Music by FEiN ("L/Certified: Fall in Love").
Freeform (TV) — FEiN's “Let You Go” featured on air.
Pantene (commercial) — His music in a Pantene commercial (per his NAMM author bio).
Recognition
The 2021 album Big Hug was nominated for Best R&B, Funk or Soul Album at the San Diego Music Awards.