"Ultimately, my goal is to write songs that might actually fit in on that road trip mix tape of my dreams. Music appreciation, for me at least, is born in the car and learns to walk in the living room." - Creede Williams

About Creede Williams
If you've ever driven through Texas, you understand the importance of good tunes to liven up the monotony of the vast, dry landscape. Texan singer-songwriter Creede Williams often relied on the brilliance of many artists who came before him - Van Morrison, Jeff Tweedy, Counting Crows, REM - to keep him awake while driving down the barren highways. The best parts of his influences shine through in his hook-laden debut not coincidentally titled Something Borrowed, an album imagined on a life altering road trip to Los Angeles after graduation. Creede enlisted the help of Cary Pierce of Jackopierce (producer, musician) and members of Vertical Horizon to back him up. The end result? Catchy and relatable songs with a hint of Texas charm, perfect to keep you rolling down that dusty road.

Visit Creede William's Web Site at www.creedewilliams.com.