Jeff Toth

Jeff Toth is a Nashville-based indie folk-rock artist whose roots trace back to New Jersey. His music bridges classic rock influences—Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, Van Morrison—with the intimate, cinematic folk of Gregory Alan Isakov, Hozier, and The Lumineers. The result is an earthy and rugged, yet modern sound that blends organic folk textures with a fresh pop sensibilities and makes for an exciting live show of peaks and valleys. Guided by themes of self-reflection, internal battles, and the pursuit of a life fully lived, Toth’s songwriting often lands in cathartic, coming-of-age territory. His breakthrough single “Cold Sweat” earned international traction and fueled a surge of new listeners across platforms. He has opened for Judah & the Lion, appeared on The Voice (Season 21), and toured independently across the United States. Beyond his artist project, Toth is a full-time producer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter whose collaborations across the indie folk, pop, and rock