Few artists possess the versatility and creative vision of Kele Le Roc, and her just-announced reimagining of Radiohead’s “Creep” is set to raise the bar yet again. Dropping Halloween 2025 as both a compelling single and an atmospheric short film via SINC Records, this project is a testament to Kele’s enduring talent and her fearless approach to reinvention.
Stepping beyond mere reinterpretation, Kele Le Roc collaborates with director Chris Manoe to craft an experience that is both sonically and visually arresting. The short film places her at the center of a fractured, neo-noir world, where she embodies three distinct facets of her own persona. It’s a performance that draws on her deep emotional range, making the song’s fragility and alienation feel palpable and relevant in a time where creativity and humanity face new challenges in the age of AI.
The creative ensemble behind this project reads like a who’s who of rising and established talent, including producers Desmond Lambert, Chris Manoe, Alle Pearse, and Ross O’Reilly, as well as actors KAi Le Roc and Angel Le Roc. Every element—from the evocative cinematography of Samuel Hosier to the use of a Ferrari 458 Spider as an edgy metaphor for speed and self-destruction—has been expertly curated to serve the film’s themes of identity, technology, and the truth behind the artist’s gaze.
Kele’s musical brilliance shines throughout the single, with her unmistakable voice weaving through a lush, reimagined soundscape that strips “Creep” to its emotional core while pushing its boundaries. “I wanted to explore what it means to be seen and unseen in an age when artists are being digitally cloned and replaced,” Kele explains. “The song’s fragility—its truth—still belongs to human emotion, not code.”
This release also serves as a preview of TRINITY, the highly anticipated album from SINC Records slated for 2026, featuring a stellar lineup that includes Louise Dearman and Portia Emare.
Having recently wowed film audiences with her roles in British independent titles such as 198 Grand, The Hook, and Look to the Light, and continuing to command stages with Garage Classical at the Royal Albert Hall, Kele Le Roc’s creative prowess is undeniable. She bridges genres and mediums with a confidence and artistry few can match.
Don’t miss the drop: “Creep” is streaming now on all major platforms, with the official short film set to premiere on Halloween 2025 via Singers Inc. Records’ YouTube and @singersincworld. If you appreciate visionary talent at the height of their creative powers, Kele Le Roc’s “Creep” is an essential listen—and a must-watch.