KEMPER CRABB is a singer/songwriter who draws his inspiration from medieval folk music. Much of the music that he writes and performs is beautiful, haunting and melody driven. It is dark, yet full of light. Kemper has a very calming and warm singing voice that can transport the listener to another place and time. He also plays many instruments, lutes, recorders, mandolin, dulcimers, guitar, hurdy gurdy, and other assorted early acoustic instruments.

Kemper was born in San Antonio, TX and grew up with his younger sister as the son of a college English professor Mom and a high school football coach, and later College professor Dad. When he was six he read J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" and "Lord of the Rings" Trilogy and began his lifelong interest in science fiction, art, and spiritual knowledge. In the 70's Kemper formed the art rock band ArkAngel and in the 80's he released his first solo album of Medieval music called "The Vigil." It sold over one hundred thousand copies on vinyl, but went out of print by 1986. The album was re-released on its 20th anniversary.