Evan Scott Olson, born in 1967 in West Point, New York, is a rock singer-songwriter. After earning a psychology degree at the University of North Carolina in Greensboro, he formed the DT's and later joined Ben Folds’ Majosha, contributing to the 1989 album Shut Up and Listen to Majosha. He was also part of Bus Stop, winning the 1992 Dick Clark USA Music Challenge. His solo album One Room (1999) featured the single "So Much Better", revived by the podcast Reply All in 2020, prompting release on a digital music platform. His other notable solo albums include Club Evos (2003) and Audio (2004). He also wrote and produced songs for television series such as Sex and the City and Friday Night Lights, and he has written jingles for brands like Hershey’s and Mercedes‑Benz.
