The Daytime Rivalry spent his adolescence in the Wind and Flat Lands of West Texas, obsessed with the liner notes of Tooth & Nail CDs and the raw energy of early 2000s alternative.

After a decade spent performing in over 50 theatrical productions and writing hundreds of songs in the quiet margins of a corporate career, Tim reached a breaking point: was the music for him, or was it for the world? 

At 30, with prayerful consideration, he decided it was for the world. 

Blending the heart of a worship leader with the grit of nostalgic emo, His music is a bridge between the spiritual and the cinematic. It’s a sound built on trading Johnnie Walker for an Epiphone Les Paul and finding the divine in the distortion. 

With a debut single that cleared 13,000 streams in 30 days and garnered radio play, He isn’t chasing the numbers—it’s chasing the same feeling he had as a kid ripping and burning CDs in his bedroom: the hope that these words might finally mean something to someone else.