Scocha is a Scottish folk band renowned for its spirited approach to music and its dedication to celebrating Scottish culture through song. The group, hailing from the Borders region, has established itself as a force in the folk scene, blending traditional sounds with contemporary flair. Formed by Iain "Scotty" Scott and David "Scocha" Chapman, from whom the band took its name by combining the founders' nicknames, Scocha has captivated audiences with its rousing live performances and authentic Scottish flavor.

Over the years, the band's discography has expanded with a combination of studio albums and electrifying live recordings, reflecting their energetic stage presence. Works such as "Live on the Border" capture the raw, unfiltered essence of their concerts, while albums like "Scattyboo" and "The Land We Love" entail a collection of original compositions and fresh takes on folk classics. Their music resonates with the heart of Scotland, and fans appreciate their dedication to preserving their roots, illustrated in tracks such as "Auld Lang Syne (Radio Edit)" and "Gie'd Sum Wellie." With a love for their homeland and a passion for storytelling through music, Scocha continues to embody the spirit and tradition of Scottish folk music, creating a connection that goes beyond mere performance, to an expression of national pride and heritage.