Teddy Swims Releases New Album No Amor as He Continues to Rise: “I Let It All Out”

Teddy Swims Releases New Album No Amor as He Continues to Rise: “I Let It All Out”

Teddy Swims, the genre-defying powerhouse with a voice that cuts through bone and heart alike, has released his much-anticipated new album, No Amor—a title that translates to “No Love,” yet ironically, it might be his most emotionally generous project to date.

As his star continues to rise rapidly across the globe, No Amor serves as both a confessional and a celebration—showcasing Swims at his most raw, honest, and unfiltered. The album, dropped on Friday at midnight, immediately sent fans and critics into a frenzy with its stunning blend of soul, R&B, pop-rock, and even country elements—all tied together by that unmistakable voice.

“I’ve grown a lot, but I haven’t forgotten what it feels like to be the broken guy in the room,” Swims said in a recent interview. “No Amor is me letting it all out—the heartbreak, the fear, the joy, the confusion. No filters. No walls. No armor.”

A Voice That Keeps Growing—And So Does His Audience

In just a few short years, Teddy Swims has gone from viral sensation to certified global artist. With sold-out tours across Europe and the U.S., collaborations with industry heavyweights, and over a billion combined streams, he’s clearly outgrown the label of “rising star.” He’s now a force.

But with fame has come pressure, vulnerability, and change—and No Amor leans into all of it. This is not the sound of someone coasting. It’s the sound of someone confronting his past while navigating an uncertain future under the spotlight.

Track Highlights

•“Cold Room” – A haunting opener about emotional isolation that sets the album’s raw tone.

•“Glass in My Chest” – A heartbreaker ballad that echoes themes of betrayal and unhealed pain.

•“Call Me When You Can’t” – A fan favorite already, filled with gospel-tinged vocals and late-night confessions.

•“Whole Damn Heart” – An explosive soul-rock anthem that captures Swims’ signature blend of genres.

Vulnerability as His Superpower

Teddy Swims doesn’t hide behind production or image. What makes him so magnetic is how fearlessly he invites listeners into his inner world. No Amor proves that as his platform gets bigger, so does his willingness to be transparent. And in an industry often built on façades, that honesty is refreshing—and rare.

“I used to be scared that people would see the real me and turn away,” he said. “Now I know that’s the only thing worth showing.”

What’s Next?

With No Amor already climbing charts within hours of release, it’s clear Teddy Swims has struck a nerve once again. A world tour has been announced, starting in the fall, with intimate venues giving fans a chance to experience these deeply personal tracks live.

In No Amor, Teddy Swims doesn’t just release music—he releases himself. Fully. Loudly. And with no apologies.

Stream No Amor now on all platforms.