Timothy McNary
Timothy McNary (BMI)Chicagoan singer-songwriter traverses emotional borders with his multi-dimensional folk compositions
Latest Tracks
Night My Friend4469/1Up-tempo indie folk song about seeking & finding light in the darkness with heartening male vocal3:47160 BPM- You're Always With Me4469/2Driving indie folk song with introspective & haunting male vocal & exhilarating chorus2:54150 BPM
- Deeper Dawn4469/3Uplifting indie folk love song with male vocal, picked guitars & piano over a brisk drum groove3:4680 BPM
- Heart Is The Way4469/4Upbeat country tinged indie folk with romantic male vocal, guitars & piano over brushed train beat drums3:4285 BPM
- The Great Heights4469/5Warm, bright & uplifting indie folk song with inspiring male vocal2:44152 BPM
- Start The Day Singing4469/6Feel-good indie folk song with uplifting male vocal, fast picking acoustic guitar, piano & hand claps over a swung drum groove3:11105 BPM
- Two Little Lights4469/7Warm mid-tempo indie folk love song with touching male vocal, guitars, piano, hand claps & drums3:02130 BPM
My Worries3549/1Uplifting & meditative alt folk song with gentle percussion, soothing male vocal, piano, guitar, sweeping strings & horns. Builds4:0473 BPM
The story behind the sound
As befitting an artist who grew up consuming secular music in secret by necessity, the music Tim McNary makes now is all about exploring ideas of isolation and human connection. Channeling his experiences backpacking through the mountains, beaches and deserts of South America and sleeping rough on the streets of America’s deep south, the Chicago-born songwriter traverses emotional and geographical borders with multi-dimensional folk compositions featuring emotive vocals. Since sharing his debut EP ‘Above The Trees’ back in 2016, McNary has picked up comparisons to Gregory Alan Isakov, Glen Hansard, and Lord Huron, among others. With his full-length debut for Audio Network – the John Estes-engineered Loose Leaf – he proves he’s truly in a league of his own.
Channeling his experiences backpacking through South America, the Chicago-born songwriter traverses emotional and geographical borders with his multi-dimensional folk compositions.