I could be

I wrote a song for a close friend of mine. Her 20-year-old son took his own life, and it was an unimaginable loss. It’s hard to put into words, but all I could think of was how 20 years disappeared in one night. This song is dedicated to him.

TwEnTy YeARs

Best Days of My Life is a song about recapturing the carefree spirit of youth & cherishing the good times.  My experience as a youngster included the simplest of things like playing sports & spending time with friends, and dreaming about what could be. For me good times with friends fostered good values. We studied and learned together while enjoying life without the pressures of being a grown up. Mine is a simple story that I hope most people can relate to . Those days were precious and this is a song that celebrates those days. Best Days of My Life. Enjoy!

Best Days Of My Life

A wise man once said everything in moderation, including moderation. Every now then, giving in to a guilty pleasure or throwing caution to the wind might be just what the soul needs!

GOOD TO BE BAD

Hey there! Let's be real, heartbreak from a lost love really sucks! It's totally okay to reach a point where you just don't want to go through that kind of pain again. Your love tank is empty, and you're all out of love.This song is for all those lonely hearts out there... I stand with you!

ALL OUT OF LOVE

They say there’s been over 100 million love songs written… Damn! Haha, okay, add one more brooding "rock" ballad to the list. I think of everlasting love as one of the many types of love, more of a long-lasting bond, patient, and enduring.

Scott Christy

Everlasting Love

EvErLaStinG LovE

I often find inspiration for new songs in the most unexpected places. Sometimes, it’s a rush of memories, a surge of emotions, or a poignant observation. This particular song came to me as I lay in bed, gazing at the assortment of family pictures adorning my wall. Each frame held a cherished memory, a snapshot of the important people in my life. As I pondered the significance of these captured moments, the phrase “Picture Perfect” sprang to mind, encapsulating the idea that most of us only share our happiest, most monumental experiences.

SCOTT CHRISTY

PICTURE PERFECT

Dark Shadows

Eyes That Are Blind

Hermoine

Based in Detroit, Scott Christy is a seasoned singer-songwriter and producer with a rich history in the music industry. From his early days in junior high school, Scott has been actively involved in various musical projects, showcasing his talent and passion for creating memorable music.

Scott's career took off with his first label deal at Elektra Records, where he was the frontman for the band "The Heart Throbs." The Heart Throbs gained significant recognition, touring alongside iconic acts such as The Romantics, Ramones, Stray Cats, Eurythmics, Joan Jett, Modern English, and The Tubes. 

As a founding member and guitarist of Skeleton Crew, Scott marked another milestone in his career, releasing the album *Prehistoric Dig* under Intersound Records. Skeleton Crew's impressive journey included reaching the semi-finals of Star Search, where they famously outperformed Destiny’s Child, and securing several Detroit Music Awards. This dynamic band had the privilege of opening for numerous national acts, including Eddie Money, Foreigner, Robert Palmer, Kenny Loggins, and Tesla.

In addition to his work with these remarkable bands, Scott contributed three songs to the *X-mas in Detroit* compilations released by Harmony Park Studios. He also founded and produced the hard rock band Ballz Deluxe, which has released four albums and shared the stage with notable bands like Queensryche, Hinder, Pop Evil, Buck Cherry and Sponge. 

With several song placements in films and a continuous effort to network and connect with fellow musicians, Scott Christy remains dedicated to producing and placing innovative music in various media. His commitment to the craft and collaborative spirit make him a true asset to the music community.

PICTURE PERFECT

Scott Christy

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