Martin Creed

**Martin Creed** is a British artist and musician whose playful, conceptual approach blurs the lines between visual art, music, and everyday life. Born in 1968, Creed first gained widespread attention in 2001 when he won the Turner Prize for *Work No. 227: The lights going on and off*—a minimalist installation that sparked debates about what art could be. But Creed’s creativity isn’t confined to galleries; he’s also a prolific musician and performer, often merging his art with catchy, irreverent tunes. His band, Martin Creed & The Owls, channels his love for repetitive rhythms, deadpan humor, and unexpected sounds, as heard in tracks like *Work No. 117: All The Sounds On A Drum Machine* and *What The Fuck Am I Doing?*.

Creed’s music feels like an extension of his art—quirky, direct, and unafraid to ask big questions (or poke fun at them). Releases like *Understanding* and *Love To You (Children’s Version)* blend childlike simplicity with existential musings, while live shows might involve synchronized dancing, neon signs, or balloons. Whether he’s making you laugh, think, or scratch your head, Creed’s work thrives on breaking rules and inviting everyone to join the chaos. His recent projects, including *TAKE THE PLUNGE* and *Mind Trap*, keep proving that art doesn’t have to be serious to be meaningful—it just has to be alive.

Genres

Experimental

Indie Pop

Folk

Alternative Rock

Electronic

Art Rock

Post-punk

Punk

Minimalism

Noise Rock

Latest Release

TAKE THE PLUNGE

Martin Creed

Single - Released September 28, 2021