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Swift Timmy – Broken Bird

Swift Timmy brings a warm, personal feel to “Broken Bird”, a contemporary folk track from the Sydney-based project. Created by songwriter Tim Channon, Swift Timmy is a family-led project with vocals from Adelaide Channon and contributions from friends and family. That background gives the music a genuine sense of closeness, and “Broken Bird” feels like a natural part of that story. The track sits comfortably within the folk contemporary space, while Swift Timmy’s wider catalog shows an artist who is not afraid to move between different sounds. The project has cited influences ranging from The Beatles and My Chemical Romance to country and indie pop, creating an interesting mix of ideas behind the music.

“Broken Bird” also earned a place in Broadjam’s Folk Contemporary Top 10, reaching number five. That is a nice achievement for an independent release and gives the track another reason to check out if you enjoy finding music outside the usual mainstream circuit. For me, the appeal of “Broken Bird” comes from its sincere character. I enjoyed how naturally the track fits Swift Timmy’s broader artistic identity without feeling like it is trying too hard to make an impression. The project has plenty more to explore, too. Songs such as “Gone”, “Til We Can Go Dancing Again”, “New England Roses”, “Norway,” and “Fallen In Love With Your Smile” show that Swift Timmy has built a catalog with plenty of variety. Adelaide’s vocals are also an important part of the project’s identity, adding another personal element to the music.

If “Broken Bird” catches your attention, take a little time to explore Swift Timmy beyond this one release. Follow the artist on your preferred streaming platform so you do not miss what comes next, and add “Broken Bird” to your playlist if it deserves a place there. Saving and sharing independent music can make a real difference, and this is an artist worth keeping on your radar if you enjoy discovering personal, independent songwriting.

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