Roscoe Ford is an artist with a tapestry of musical influences, shaped by legends like Tom Petty, Steve Earle, Juliana Hatfield, Drivin N Cryin, and Pixies. Growing up surrounded by music, Roscoe’s journey took flight during his teenage years in Nashville, where he found his love for songwriting and recording in the heart of the city’s vibrant music scene.

Although a brief stint in Charleston, SC, saw Roscoe's debut live performance at the legendary Music Farm, it was his return to Nashville that marked a pivotal chapter. With a degree in Music Business from Belmont University, Roscoe co-founded Playground Recording Studio and spearheaded the groundbreaking all-digital record label, Tone Box Records.

Roscoe’s drive in writing and producing music has led to numerous placements on television and streaming platforms. His songs have been featured on shows like The Biggest Loser, Shark Tank, Queer Eye For The Straight Guy, Apprentice, Dancing With The Stars, and the NBC reality series Escape Routes—with over 60 placements across multiple series and more than 300 episodes.

As a solo artist, Roscoe released his debut album She Said, available on vinyl, cassette, and CD. His upcoming release, The Poormouth Project, continues to showcase his raw, edgy rock sound while exploring new creative ground.

Alongside his solo work, Roscoe is currently a member of the Nashville-based band Tenkiller, where he holds down rhythm guitar and backing vocals. The band has become a central part of his musical focus, adding a fresh layer of energy and collaboration to his journey.