Scott Raynor

Scott Raynor, an American musician, carved his niche in the music world as the original powerhouse drummer for Blink-182, a band that would go on to become emblematic of the punk rock scene. Before parting ways with the band in 1998, Raynor's dynamic drumming was pivotal in shaping the early sound and energy of Blink-182. His tenure included the creation of seminal works such as the band's debut demo "Buddha" (1994), their first album "Cheshire Cat" (1995), and the gold-certified "Dude Ranch" (1997). Raynor's contribution to the band's foundational years left an indelible mark on their music, contributing to the punk rock and pop punk genres that would influence countless artists in the electronic and dance music scenes.