Award-winning British vocalist Kele Le Roc takes a bold step into a new creative era with her latest release: a haunting reinterpretation of Radiohead’s iconic “Creep,” set for release as both a single and a gripping short film on SINC Records. Renowned for her chart-topping UK Garage hits “My Love” and “Things We Do for Love,” Kele now ventures into deeper, more experimental territory, merging music, neo-noir cinema, and contemporary social commentary in a project that promises to leave a lasting impact.
Helmed by acclaimed director Chris Manoe, the short film reimagines “Creep” as a meditation on the intersection of technology and artistry. In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence and digital replicas, Kele Le Roc explores the tension between human vulnerability and mechanized creativity. She delivers a mesmerising performance, embodying three different versions of herself, each increasingly fragmented, within a narrative that foregrounds the psychological toll of the digital age on self-expression. The film’s striking visuals, crafted under the guidance of Director of Photography Samuel Hosier, blend neo-noir futurism with the raw grit of emotional realism, elevating the project beyond a simple music video.
The production draws together an elite creative team, including contributions from musicians Desmond Lambert, Chris Manoe, Alle Pearse, Ross O’Reilly, and Kele herself. Notably, the film also features KAi Le Roc and Angel Le Roc, both of whom play pivotal roles in the story’s layered exploration of fractured identity. A Ferrari 458 Spider — generously provided by the Charles Gordon Trust — serves as a potent symbol throughout, embodying seduction, velocity, and the destructive impulses that lurk beneath the surface of modern digital culture.
Kele reflects on the enduring relevance of Radiohead’s original: “‘Creep’ has always spoken to that feeling of being seen and unseen at the same time. I wanted to explore what that means today, when artists face the threat of being digitally cloned and replaced. The song’s fragility and its truth — these are things that still belong to human emotion, not to code.” This new version of “Creep” thus stands as both homage and warning, bringing fresh urgency to its message in light of today’s rapidly shifting technological landscape.
The release is part of TRINITY, SINC Records’ forthcoming album, scheduled for 2026. The project assembles a roster of leading artists, including Louise Dearman and Portia Emare, advancing SINC’s reputation as a hub for innovative musical collaboration.
Following standout performances in recent independent films 198 Grand, The Hook, and Look to the Light, Kele Le Roc continues to defy genre boundaries, seamlessly moving between the worlds of music and screen. Whether commanding audiences at the Royal Albert Hall with Garage Classical or embarking on ambitious film projects, Kele Le Roc remains a vital and dynamic force in the UK creative landscape.
“Creep” is available now on all streaming platforms. The official short film premieres on Halloween 2025 via Singers Inc. Records’ YouTube channel and @singersincworld.
