Scotti Fraser is a recording and performing artist from Texas whose music serves as a voice of hope and healing. A passionate advocate for mental health, he travels nationwide performing his original songs, raising awareness for the ongoing suicide epidemic among veterans, first responders, and those facing personal hardships.
Scotti proudly served for a decade in the United States Marine Corps., including front-line combat in Iraq as an Infantry Squad Leader and Sergeant. He fought in numerous engagements, including the Battle of An Nasiriyah and the Battle of Baghdad.
After returning home, Scotti was deeply affected by the emotional aftermath of war. As a combat veteran, he faced the lasting effects of anxiety, depression, and a neurological stutter-tic disorder that once made daily communication and even eating a challenge. Through music, he discovered healing, strength, and a renewed sense of purpose.
A lifelong musician, Scotti found that music became his voice—teaching him how to sing and communicate again when words were difficult. Over time, through faith, perseverance, and the power of music, he regained his ability to speak clearly and confidently.
Today, his mission is to use music as a message of hope and resilience for others fighting their own battles. Scotti studied History and Music at Arizona State University and currently studies Music Theory in Houston, Texas, as he grows both as an artist and an advocate for healing through song. His music can be heard on all music streaming platforms worldwide, and YouTube.
Scotti has been married to his wife for over 20 years and together they have two children who inspire his purpose every day. He resides in Houston, Texas, where he is the founder of Sergeant Records. A Veteran owned music production company dedicated to creating events that raise awareness and bring hope to those who are struggling and families affected by suicide.