Peech.

Harry Lawson (born November 17, 2001), known professionally as Peech, is an American country/folk/pop singer-songwriter from Park City, Utah, signed to TAMLA Music under Capitol Christian Music Group (Capitol CMG). Raised in the Wasatch Mountains, Peech’s early life was defined by nature and movement—competitive skiing, camping trips, and long days exploring the forests and peaks of his small mountain hometown. Peech began releasing music independently in 2018, carving out an emotionally raw and introspective songwriting style inspired by Mac Miller, Kid Cudi, Bon Iver, The Lumineers, and Milky Chance. His early catalog blended melodic hip-hop, atmospheric folk, and heartfelt storytelling centered on love, loss, identity, and transformation. In 2025, Peech signed with Nashville based Label TAMLA Music under Capitol CMG. releasing his new EP, Small Town America Pt.1, surged past 1 million streams in its first month, marking his breakout arrival in the country/folk/pop space and fueling fast-growing momentum across streaming and social platforms. With each release, Peech’s mission stays clear: to show up for others even while navigating his own struggles—offering listeners a sense of home, resilience, and emotional refuge through melody and story. Peech is an artist on the rise—rooted in the mountains, built in small towns, and breaking through the rest of the world.