Who is the musician Timmy Trumpet?

MUSICIAN and producer Timmy Trumpet has garnered a following for his many popular singles.

Timmy is well known to dance music listeners as well as fans of Major League Baseball and the New York Mets.

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Who is the musician Timmy Trumpet?

Born on June 9, 1982, Australian Timothy Jude Smith is known to music fans as Timmy Trumpet.

At the age of four, Timmy began playing the instrument that would later become the namesake of his stage persona.

Live trumpet playing and instrumental pyrotechnics are hallmarks of his concerts.

As a DJ he has played sets at festivals such as Tomorrowland, Electric Love and Ultra Europe.

In August 2014, Timmy had a career breakthrough with the release of his 12th single “Freaks”.

Freaks, which stars New Zealand rapper Savage, received an RIAA Gold certification and over 400 million Spotify streams.

In November 2017, the Trumpeter’s song Narco, accompanied by Blasterjaxx, was made available worldwide.

Internationally, Narco remains one of his most popular songs.

In August 2022, the track climbed into the top 40 on the Billboard Hot Dance Songs chart.

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On August 30, 2022, Timmy had the chance to perform Narco at the NY Mets vs. Los Angeles Dodgers game at Citi Field in New York City.

The song serves as the entry number for Mets baseball player Edwin Diaz.

Diaz first used Narco as a walkup song in 2018 when he was part of the Seattle Mariners.

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In terms of performance, Timmy called the opportunity “absolutely insane.”

The musician told the NY Daily News: “It is incredibly humbling and a great honor that a world-class athlete uses my song as inspiration to skate on this court.

“He could do that with any song, but I’m so grateful to the Mets supporters and everyone who is adding this track to their playlist and supporting Narco.

“Most importantly, I want to thank Diaz. He chose it. I’m lost for words.”

The DJ shared: “I’ve never been to a stadium this big before.

“It actually reminds me of one of the festivals we just did.

“It looks like a big party and that was the intention of this song when we even wrote it.”

On Wednesday, August 31, Timmy Trumpet will also attend the Mets’ second game against the Dodgers.