Musician Choker on having a point of view – The Creative Independent
Musician Choker discusses learning to give himself grace, gaining conviction in his creative decisions, and admitting when there's something you don't know.
On having a point of view Prelude Choker musician Choker is a Detroit-born singer, songwriter, and producer known for his shape-shifting blend of R&B, indie, and psychedelic soul. A true auteur, he writes, records, and produces all of his music, building immersive worlds defined by lush arrangements, surreal lyricism, and arresting visual storytelling. Since emerging with cult favorites like Peak and Honeybloom, Choker has developed a fiercely dedicated fanbase drawn to his left-field creativity and genre-blurring sound. Choker’s forthcoming third album, Heaven Ain’t Sold , is a raw, intimate
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