After nearly a decade of evolution, Waylon returned to music in 2016 and launched A Killer’s Confession. The band quickly built a loyal following with three fan-favorite albums—Unbroken (2017), The Indifference of Good Men (2019), and Remember (2021)—earning tens of millions of streams and collaborations with artists including Brian “Head” Welch (Korn, Love and Death) and Chad Gray (Mudvayne, HELLYEAH).

Joined by JP Cross, James Skritch, and drummers Will Spodnik and Kegan King, the band has spent years captivating crowds on tour. In 2022, Waylon had a creative shift: “I decided to focus, live up to the name, and be A Killer’s Confession.”

Working with producers Dusty Boles and Evan McKeever, he shaped a ten-track concept record inspired by “falling down a YouTube rabbit hole of unsolved mysteries.”

The single “Greed” drives this vision—built on a dark keyboard loop and pounding guitars, leading into the hook: “You take and you take but it’s never enough to satisfy all your greed.” Waylon describes it as a warning about the pull of social media and the chase for attention and material validation.

“A Killer’s Confession is all of us,” Waylon concludes. “We’ve all had to let go of something in life. I hope the record offers some solace and reminds us we’re not as divided as we seem.”