Teddy Swims: From Atlanta Roots to R&B Stardom
Born on September 25, 1992, in the vibrant heart of Atlanta, Georgia, Teddy Swims emerged as a soulful voice in the R&B world. A Libra through and through, he turned 33 this year, channeling that classic balance of charm and intensity into his music. Growing up in the South, Teddy’s sound draws from the city’s rich musical legacy, blending raw emotion with catchy hooks that pull listeners in deep.
Breaking into the Spotlight
Teddy’s journey kicked off modestly. His debut single, “Someone You Loved,” dropped in 2019, marking the start of a rapid ascent. Soon, hits like “Bed on Fire” and a cover of Shania Twain’s “You’re Still The One” lit up playlists everywhere. With three EPs under his belt, he’s racked up over a million monthly listeners on Spotify—no small feat for an indie-leaning artist. He loves sharing the creative process on Instagram, where his 600,000 followers get glimpses of studio sessions and behind-the-scenes vibes.
Family Ties and Grammy Dreams
Offstage, Teddy keeps it real with family. He shared a sweet Mother’s Day post in May 2020, featuring a photo of his mom beaming with pride. Fast-forward to 2025, and he was over the moon, FaceTiming his dad the moment he learned about his first Grammy nomination. That same year, life got even sweeter: In February, he announced he and his partner were expecting, and by June, their son had arrived, adding a new rhythm to his world.
Teddy’s not just chasing notes; he’s building a legacy, one soul-stirring song at a time. Whether belting out anthems or cradling his newborn, this Atlanta native proves music runs deeper than fame.