Music with a story.
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A rescuer learning to live rescued.

Scott Robb is an Arizona singer-songwriter, speaker, former fire-service Assistant Chief, husband, father, and ministry leader whose work lives where music and lived experience meet.

During a 24-year career with Golder Ranch Fire District, Scott served as a firefighter-paramedic, special-operations captain, chief officer, and Assistant Chief for Emergency Response and Professional Development. His leadership responsibilities spanned emergency response, training, special operations, public communication, and the professional development of 270 personnel serving more than 17,000 emergency calls each year.

Long before retiring from the fire service, Scott was already using music, film, podcasting, and public speaking to reach people. He produced public-service music and media beginning in 2006 and later presented professionally on stress management and resilience in emergency services.

Behind that outward record of service and achievement, however, Scott was navigating insomnia, trauma, addiction, depression, and profound spiritual questions. His album American Hero transforms that hidden decade into an honest musical story of collapse, surrender, recovery, faith, and renewed purpose.

Through candid songs, testimony, hard-earned humor, and hope, Scott creates space for audiences to feel less alone—and invites them toward deeper connection, honest conversation, and the courage to ask for help.

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