Timmy Trumpet Releases his Most Personal Work to Date with Brand New Vocal Studio Album “REVELATIONS“
From heartbreak to healing, one of the world’s most celebrated festival headliners turns the most difficult chapter of his life into a deeply personal 15-track album. Known around the world for his explosive mainstage performances, unmistakable trumpet and larger-than-life personality, Timmy Trumpet reveals a side of himself the world has rarely seen with his second studio album, REVELATIONS. Born from the aftermath of his separation from his partner of more than a decade, the 15-track body of work chronicles a journey through heartbreak, vulnerability, self-discovery and learning to love himself again.
“This is not the album anyone will expect from me. This is the album I needed to make for myself.” – Timmy Trumpet
The turning point came in the studio with co-producer Mike Hawkins, whose work includes some of David Guetta‘s biggest global hits. In the early hours of one morning, Timmy truly opened up about the pain he’d been carrying, asking: “Will I be alright? Am I ever going to get past this pain?” They discarded around 30 tracks and the following day wrote ‘Will I Be Alright?‘ in a matter of hours. Lead single ‘Dance Till I Die‘, Timmy‘s personal favourite, became a declaration that no matter what life brings, he’ll always be making music and sharing it with the world. Among the album’s collaborators are Winona Oak, Moa Lisa, John Martin, Bradeazy, Alle Farben, Frank Walker and Jethro, while Zedd stepped behind a live drum kit to record real drums on ‘Dancing On The Edge‘.
“This album saved me. It became my therapy. The whole experience was a constant series of revelations. The deeper I dug into my own pain, the more I discovered about myself. Every day I was revealing something new about who I am, how I feel, who I want to be and where I go from here. I had to learn how to love myself again, how to stand on my own two feet and how to accept that the rest of my life wasn’t going to look the way I’d imagined it would on the day I said ‘I do’ forever.” – Timmy Trumpet
