Scotti Fraser is a US Marine Corps. combat Veteran, from Texas, that produces a unique blend of American music. His country/rock style combines groove-oriented riffs, lyrics inspired by his time in the military, and a message of standing tall in the face of personal hardships. With a rock n’ roll spirit and a country soul, he tells the story of tattoos, battle scars, and the wounds of life’s hard fought victories…all through song. You’ll not only hear his journey through his music, but you’ll see it through his visual storytelling.

His heart shines through deeply personal lyrics intended to offer hope in hardship and raise awareness of PTSD and suicide. Following his landmark 2023 release, “Never Surrender”, his mission is to inspire others. With gravel in his voice, his upbeat music is an “anthem for the brokenhearted.” He’s enjoyed performing for the troops, the USO, 1st Responders, Nashville songwriter rounds, festivals, rock clubs like the legendary House of Blues, and has sang the National Anthem for patriotic events. Currently, Scotti’s songs are played on numerous online radio stations nationwide, and he’s regularly interviewed on numerous podcasts.

Through his career, Scotti has been blessed to perform on legendary stages, from the infamous Whiskey in Hollywood, to the Satyricon in Portland where Nirvana cut their teeth; the Fillmore that presented Led Zeppelin, and has performed numerous nights at the House of Blues. From Hollywood to Austin to Nashville, Scotti has logged countless miles with guitar in hand.

With a vintage Gibson Les Paul guitar in his hands, he embarks on a soul-searching road to redemption through rock n’ roll. Under the direction of multi Grammy nominated producer/engineer, Kevin Bomar, a series of 2025 releases, including “Worth Fighting For”, “Count the Cost”, and “Live Forever”, can be heard on all music streaming services worldwide. Official music videos can be seen on YouTube. His newest effort, “Redemption Road” released Jan 1, 2026....”is a celebration of the resilient spirit of American Rock N’ Roll.”