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Freddy Scott is an American composer, songwriter, producer, and performer celebrated for his work across television, film, live performances, and digital media. Over a career spanning more than a decade, Scott has become known for his innovative musical contributions, his ability to blend humor and storytelling through music, and his wide-ranging influence across entertainment industries. [1]
Freddy Scott has been a key creative force behind RuPaul's Drag Race for the past nine years. As a composer, songwriter, and producer, Scott has crafted original music for "Rusical" challenges, maxi-challenges, and iconic lip-sync performances. His work spans:
His contributions have elevated the show's musical content, contributing to its critical success and cultural relevance. His music has been instrumental in the show’s multiple Emmy Award wins and has helped RuPaul's Drag Race expand its global audience. [2]
Scott also contributed to RuPaul’s Drag Race: Live, the live stage adaptation of the series, which has been running at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas since 2020. He co-wrote and produced original music for the production, which has received critical acclaim for its vibrant performances.
Scott served as a composer and producer for AMC’s Sherman’s Showcase , a sketch comedy series that blends music with humor. His work on the show helped create its distinct sound and received widespread acclaim for its creativity and originality.
In 2013, Scott contributed to Netflix's Arrested Development Season 4, crafting music that supported the show’s quirky humor and narrative structure.
In 2014 Freddy created the parody of Nine Inch Nails song "Copy of a", "This Is A Trent Reznor Song". The song went viral as did the music video. Rolling Stone called him a "master" for this. [3]
Scott contributed to the Oscar-nominated film Better Man , where his score added emotional depth and resonance to the film.
In 2022, Scott co-wrote and produced music for Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile, including the standout track "Welcome to the Show." His work brought a fresh, contemporary musical style to the family film.
Scott composed the score for the cult classic documentary The Death of "Superman Lives": What Happened? , which explored the unmade Superman film project.
Scott has also scored films featuring renowned actors, including:
In 2023, Scott produced and music-directed the sold-out Sherman’s Showcase Live show at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles. Through his production company, ANDAH, Scott oversaw the creative and logistical execution of the event, which successfully translated the television show’s energy to a live stage.
In 2020, Scott joined comedian Rory Scovel on The Comedians Following Tool On Tour The Tour, a national comedy tour that blended music and humor, performing for audiences across the United States.
Scott’s comedic musical content has made a significant impact in the digital entertainment space. As a writer and producer for Nerdist, he created viral comedic music videos that have collectively amassed over 100 million views. His work showcased his talent for blending satire and music, solidifying his reputation as a leading voice in digital comedy.
Scott has collaborated with major brands to produce memorable and on-brand music for their advertising campaigns. His commercial credits include:
Freddy Scott’s contributions to television, film, live performances, and digital media reflect his exceptional versatility and creativity. From his groundbreaking work on RuPaul’s Drag Race and its live adaptations to his success in film scoring, comedy, and advertising, Scott has consistently pushed creative boundaries. His ability to craft music that resonates across diverse audiences continues to make him one of the most influential and innovative composers and producers of his generation.