“Creamer finds the sweet spot somewhere between late 1960's folk and late 1990's Lilith Fair, with confessional lyrics and stripped-back arrangements. ”
— Chris Kocher, Press & Sun-Bulletin
Alex Creamer is a modern-day storyteller with a voice and style that harkens back to classic songwriters of the 60’s and 70’s. Based out of Nashville, she builds a bridge between the worlds of rock, jazz, and folk with her homespun, soulful sound.
Growing up in a rural corner of the Pennsylvanian rust-belt, Creamer began writing songs just to pass the time. It didn’t take long to realize that she had a knack for it, and that her words had a way of connecting with people. She cut her teeth in the nearby Upstate NY music scene for a few years before deciding to strike out on her own. She went where the road took her—first touring across the country while living out of her car, then to Denver for a stretch, and finally landing in Music City.
Connecting with audiences across the country, Creamer has performed at mainstays like The Bitter End and The Whisky a Go Go, and has been a featured guest on the Blue Plate Special (Knoxville, TN), Pass the Hat (Hillsborough, NC), and The Signal (Binghamton, NY). In 2025, she released her third self-produced album “Where The Light Never Fades”, a collection of home-recorded songs that are her most intimate and personal to date. She hopes the record will shine a little light on anyone who needs it, even when everything else feels dark.