Scott Sturgeon, widely known by his stage name Stza Crack, is an influential American musician and songwriter, primarily associated with the punk and ska genres. Born on April 12, 1977, he gained prominence as the frontman of the band Leftover Crack, which blends elements of punk rock, ska, and hardcore. The band is known for its politically charged lyrics and distinctive sound, characterized by a mix of aggressive punk and ska rhythms. Notable works include Leftover Crack's debut album, "Mediocre Generica" (2001), and their follow-up, "Fuck World Trade" (2004), which garnered critical acclaim and became staples in the underground punk scene. Stza Crack has also been involved in other projects, including the band Choking Victim, known for their unique fusion of punk and ska. Stza Crack's impact on music extends beyond his discography; he is recognized for his outspoken social and political commentary, addressing issues like capitalism, addiction, and social justice, which resonate with fans and inspire a new generation of punk musicians. His work has helped shape the sound and ethos of modern punk and ska, making him a prominent figure in the underground music community.