Scott Horner’s guitar playing is rooted in an indie/alternative rock “coffee house” vibe, marked by melodic phrasing and emotional depth. With a mastery of alternative rock styles, he plays with feel and intentionality—using space as a tool to let his guitar sing, always serving the song rather than showcasing technical flash.

Drawing inspiration from early 21st-century artists like Jason Mraz, Scott blends rock and Grateful Dead-inspired improvisation with generous helpings of jazz, folk, pop, and country. The result is a dynamic, genre-blurring style that feels both familiar and uniquely his own.