Dante Levell Scott (born July 13, 1995 in Detroit, Michigan), better known by his stage name Droxity, is an American singer-songwriter and musician.

Droxity was first introduced to an instrument by his father who bought him a guitar at a very young age of 10. His father, already being a seasoned musician, began to teach him the basics. Droxity's interest in music didn't peak until 2010 while he was a sophomore in high-school. At this point he became friends with musicians in his school and started a band. From then on through college he met various musicians and started multiple bands until he decided to go solo in 2015. At this point he started to learn the basics of recording using software on his computer and a microphone he had borrowed from a friend. He then went on to create two albums that year, "Broken Stories" and "New Lives." As he progressed with his songwriting, he developed his skills in music production and created two more albums in the span of two years. He currently still writes, produces, and sings all of his music in his private studio. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.