A.A. Bondy, also known as Scott Bondy, is an American singer-songwriter hailing from Birmingham, Alabama. Initially the frontman for the band Verbena, which he co-founded in the mid-1990s, Bondy embarked on a solo career after the group's dissolution in 2003. With a sound characterized by sparse arrangements and a deeply introspective lyricism, his music has often been described as folk or Americana with a modern, sometimes haunting twist.

After releasing his solo debut "American Hearts" in 2007, Bondy quickly carved out a niche for himself in the indie music scene. The album's raw, acoustic presentation and earnest storytelling were lauded by critics and established a dedicated fanbase. He followed up with "When the Devil's Loose" in 2009 and "Believers" in 2011, both of which continued to refine his evocative style, incorporating subtle rock and electronic elements. After a lengthy hiatus, Bondy returned in 2019 with "Enderness", an album that marked a distinct shift towards a more synthesized, ambient sound. Despite this evolution, Bondy's poignant songwriting and the sense of solitude in his music remained at the forefront, confirming his standing as an artist capable of evolving while staying true to the core elements that define his craft.