It was in 2016 when Keller got together: Ross Erickson, Grey Harris, Phil Hartley, Craig Greenwood and David Horn had been playing in various bands across Liverpool for some time. They met up and with each admiring the others talents they wasted no time in joining forces, the fact that they had known each other for some time added to the foundation.

“Everything just felt right, we were all headed in the same direction, musically we all liked the same sound and were confident the songs would reflect this” says Phil, bass player.

Soon the lads were putting the finishing touches to their demos. They had all the elements of a classic pop song, great hook lines, lyrics that intrigue and a melody that you can instantly sing but somehow, they still managed to sound unique.

Guitarist, Craig says, “We’ve combined acoustic based pop with the dynamics of rock, taking you on a journey from start to end”

“We want people to be able to relate to our material, we always picture the song as if it’s a film, this helps us get the right direction giving us a better understanding of the feel needed” added Ross, lead vocalist.

This is clearly demonstrated on the track “Where You Are” there are times when the lead vocal is so up close its almost haunting but then from out of nowhere the guitars and drums build and the vocal powers out.

With the demos ready, Keller started to attract the attention of local and national radio DJs .On hearing the song “She Don’t Want Me “ Joe Ferguson of 96.7 city FM commented “This band will be huge, such a great song”

Mike Sweeney of Capital FM contacted Keller’s management as soon as he heard the demos and said, “There has been three times in my life have I been blown away by a band, the first was the Beatles; second the Eagles and now Keller”

The next stage was to conquer the live performance, was it possible to recreate the sound from the studio without taking away from the song, “Live is where we feel most comfortable, we love nothing more than getting up on stage and performing” says Grey, lead guitarist.

Drummer Dave added, “The songs work even better live, the drums and guitars give a raw sound. Every track arrives and creates a genuine feeling of emotion”.

Keller are undoubtedly an exciting new band with an outstanding playing ability and their tracks are unmistakable.

The future looks bright, the future looks ready for the Keller invasion.