Liam Creamer Keeps What Matters Close On "Bucket List"
Written By: Big C
In rehearsal, one of the hardest lessons is knowing when a phrase already says enough. Liam Creamer, the twenty-two-year-old San Diego-raised and New York-based artist formerly known as Ken Park, carries that lesson into Bucket List. Written in one twenty-minute burst, the song keeps the first impulse intact with a clean entrance. No extra counts, no unnecessary buildup, but just an idea arriving on time. Like an ensemble trusting the breath before the downbeat, its atmospheric textures leave room around the direct songwriting instead of crowding it. Creamer calls the process "healthy impulsivity,” and the phrase fits a song designed to hold a feeling while it is still fresh. Creamer explains:
I wrote this to remind myself of what’s most important: to capture the feeling in the moment.
The single follows Creamer’s self-titled Ken Park EP, released earlier in 2026, and shifts the attention from a project name to the person standing behind it. That makes "Bucket List” feel like a clearer introduction to his new single released through TODO Records. It is the same performer stepping forward from the form so the audience can finally see who has been carrying the line. Creamer brings that next chapter to Greeley Square Park in New York City on October 8 alongside Babe City and The Jump Cuts. Add "Bucket List" to your rotation, watch the video below and connect with Liam Creamer on INSTAGRAM and YOUTUBE.
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