By Stig Editor 
Teddy Swims Gets Raw and Real in ‘I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy’ (Complete Edition): A Soul-Stirring Confession in Song
American powerhouse vocalist and genre-bending singer-songwriter Teddy Swims has just delivered what many are calling his most vulnerable and emotionally charged project yet “I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Complete Edition).” With this release, Teddy invites listeners into the deepest corners of his heart, soul, and scars.
Originally making waves with his honey-drenched vocals and gospel-tinged ballads, Swims (real name Jaten Dimsdale) has carved a space in modern music that’s both rare and raw. This new album is more than just an extended version — it’s a confession booth set to music, overflowing with pain, healing, and the messy beauty of being human.
“I didn’t just want to sing this time I wanted to bleed a little,” Teddy said in a recent post, hinting at the emotional gravity behind the project. And bleed he did. Each track unpacks heartbreak, self-reflection, loneliness, and resilience, wrapped in the kind of vocals that make you pause whatever you’re doing.
From soulful cries for clarity to thunderous declarations of self-worth, this Complete Edition includes new songs that expand the story he first began telling in the original album. It’s an emotional rollercoaster laced with gritty truth and unexpected tenderness, and it proves that Swims is no longer just a rising star he’s a voice for the bruised and healing.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to his magic, “I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Complete Edition)” is a musical diary that dares you to feel again. Because sometimes, before therapy, there’s Teddy.