Keilan Creech
Keilan Creech is a singer-songwriter who first gained attention with his 2015 single 'Honey Waits.' The song's quiet, melodic quality seemed to connect with...
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Keilan Creech is a singer-songwriter who first gained attention with his 2015 single 'Honey Waits.' The song's quiet, melodic quality seemed to connect with listeners, and it became something of a calling card for him. He's since released several albums, including 'Wires and Lights' in 2017 and 'Hope Springs' in 2021.
His music often gets described as folk or Americana, with a straightforward vocal style. Another track, 'Roaming,' has a similar unhurried feel. He's worked with musicians like Elizabeth Mills on keys and Joel Piper on bass, and he's played shows with artists such as Billy Strings and Sarah Jarosz.
In 2018, Creech was involved in a legal dispute over song rights, which was a difficult stretch for him. He's also been known to voice opinions on social issues, which has sometimes drawn attention apart from the music itself. He keeps writing and recording, putting out albums every couple of years without much fanfare.
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