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Staying Alive is the songwriting project of Keith A. Wilkins — a 75-year-old independent artist from Queensland, Australia. With over 68 original songs and counting, Keith writes raw, fearless, and often politically charged lyrics that cut through the noise of modern music.
He doesn't sing the songs himself, but every track is powered by his pen — blending folk, protest, country satire, and acoustic rebellion. From the cheeky to the confronting, his work tackles censorship, corruption, survival, and the truth most are afraid to say out loud.
Whether it’s calling out pharmaceutical overreach (Dead Men Don’t Prescribe), tapping into Aussie spirit (The Local), or shaking up the system (Cross Roads Bounce), Staying Alive isn’t just a name — it’s a mission.
He doesn't sing the songs himself, but every track is powered by his pen — blending folk, protest, country satire, and acoustic rebellion. From the cheeky to the confronting, his work tackles censorship, corruption, survival, and the truth most are afraid to say out loud.
Whether it’s calling out pharmaceutical overreach (Dead Men Don’t Prescribe), tapping into Aussie spirit (The Local), or shaking up the system (Cross Roads Bounce), Staying Alive isn’t just a name — it’s a mission.
