Chris Letcher is a London-based South African singer-songwriter, film composer, and former member of Urban Creep.

Chris Letcher

This is the cover art for the album "Hyperbalist" by the South African musician, Chris Letcher.

Hyperbalist

Chris Letcher's album "Hyperbalist" released in 2013, is a showcase of his innovative blend of indie rock and electronic elements. With lyrics predominantly in English, the album explores existential themes, human relationships, and the quest for significance.

This is the cover art for the album "Lopsided" by the South African film composer, Chris Letcher.

Lopsided

Chris Letcher's "Lopsided" is a seven-track album released in May 2013. The album's genre leans towards indie and alternative rock, with the title "Lopsided" hinting at the album's thematic focus on feelings of imbalance, instability, or being off-kilter.

This is the cover art for the album "Harmonium" by the South African singer and composer, Chris Letcher.

Harmonium

Chris Letcher's "Harmonium" is a six-track album. The record blends genres like folk, rock, and even world music, creating a unique and eclectic listening experience. The album features a mix of original songs and EP versions of previously released tracks.

This is the cover art for the sophomore solo album "Spectroscope' by the South African singer and songwriter, Chris Letcher.

Spectroscope

In his second solo album "Spectroscope," Chris Letcher blends rock, indie, and alternative influences. Departing from conventional song structures, the album offers dense sonic experiences and moments of ethereal beauty and introspection all influenced by his academic background and African roots.

This is the cover art for the EP "Deep Frieze" by the South African music maestro, Chris Letcher.

Deep Frieze

"Deep Frieze" is the debut EP by South African-born, London-based singer-songwriter Chris Letcher. It leans towards alternative and indie rock with a focus on poetic lyricism. The album's title "Deep Frieze," sets the tone with its cryptic references to historical figures and vivid imagery.

This is the cover art for "Frieze," the debut solo album by the London-based South African singer, Chris Letcher.

Frieze

In his debut album "Frieze," Chris Letcher skillfully combines folk rock, blues, and electronic elements across 16 tracks. The album presents a richly atmospheric soundscape with diverse tempos, reflecting Letcher's transition from band member to solo artist.

This is the cover art for the album "Bignity" a collaborative album by Chris Letcher and fellow South African singer-songwriter Matthew Van Der Want.

Bignity

"Bignity" is a 2002 collaborative album by Chris Letcher and Matthew Van Der Want, blending blues, and rock influences. Notably, it earned a nomination for Best Rock Album at the 2002 South African Music Awards and was listed in Mail and Guardian's top ten albums of the decade.

This is the cover art for "Low Riding," an album by the acclaimed South African singer-songwriter Chris Letcher.

Low Riding

Released in June 1998, "Low Riding" is a collaborative album by South African artists Chris Letcher and Matthew van der Want.  The album leans towards alternative and indie rock with folk influences and offers an introspective glimpse into their artistic minds.

This is the cover art for "Tombi," a collaborative album by Chris Letcher and Matthew Van Der Want.

Tombi

"Tombi" by Chris Letcher and Matthew van der Want, released in 1997, is a short folk EP with simple and catchy melodies. Despite their previous successes in South African music,  the album was met with criticism by fans highlighting it for poor quality and offensive content.