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Creigh Riepe Finds Joy in the Little Things with Uplifting New Single "Grateful"

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If life’s been feeling like a relentless game of whack-a-mole lately, Creigh Riepe’s new single "Grateful" might just be the anthem you need. Dropped fresh on February 28, this heartwarming track is a reminder to zoom out, take a deep breath, and appreciate the everyday magic that often gets buried under stress and to-do lists.


From the first note, "Grateful" radiates positivity. With an infectious melody and a message that hits home, Riepe delivers a sonic hug wrapped in heartfelt lyrics and smooth, soaring vocals. It’s a track that doesn’t just tell you to be grateful—it makes you feel it. In a world where doomscrolling is the norm and negativity spreads like wildfire, Riepe offers a much-needed dose of perspective, encouraging listeners to take stock of life’s small but significant blessings.



"I wrote 'Grateful' about having a positive outlook and an attitude of gratitude despite everything we may encounter in this crazy world," Riepe shares. And he’s got the resume to back up that wisdom.


Having shared the stage with the likes of Keith Urban, Tim McGraw, and Brantley Gilbert, and earning national recognition as a contestant on The Voice (Season 26, Team Reba!), Riepe is no stranger to the highs and lows of the industry. But through it all, he’s maintained his signature authenticity and a deep-seated belief in music’s power to uplift and connect.


Musically, "Grateful" blends rich instrumentation with Riepe’s powerhouse vocals, creating an atmosphere that’s equal parts anthemic and intimate. There’s an undeniable warmth to the track, making it perfect for morning motivation, windows-down road trips, or those reflective moments when you need a reminder that, yes, life is still pretty amazing.


At its core, "Grateful" is more than just a song—it’s a mindset. And in today’s fast-paced, often overwhelming world, that’s something worth pressing play on. So go ahead, add it to your feel-good playlist, and let Creigh Riepe remind you why there’s always something to be grateful for.


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