Ty Warner
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Values: Character. Compassion. Connection.
Mission: Inspire hope, embrace kindness, lead with intention.
Vision: Fostering creative harmony through community engagement:
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Through community and faith-based organizations.
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Through partner organizations.
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By writing, recording, releasing, and performing music.
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By inspiring people to create and collaborate with purpose.
Latest Release
"Connor's Crawl" (Released March 24, 2026)
"When words fail, music speaks."
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This sentiment doesn’t just tell the story of why local artist Ty Warner makes music, but also what draws him to the instrumentals behind the music.
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Out of the seven songs Warner has put out in the world so far, his upcoming single, “Connor’s Crawl,” is the first one to be fully instrumental. The single will be available everywhere March 24.
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“I find instrumental music in general to be incredibly inspiring and emotional in and of itself,” Warner told the Wyoming Tribune Eagle. “That’s the journey I’m on right now … I’m going to move towards (releasing) instrumentals.”
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“Connor’s Crawl” was specifically composed using a nylon-string guitar, also referred to as a classical or Spanish guitar, which has a more mellow tone due to lower tension in the strings. The nylon-string guitar isn’t something Warner is used much of, if at all, on any of his other songs.
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For this single, Warner drew inspiration from jazz artist Earl Klugh, a renowned player of this type of guitar and a Grammy-winning composer.
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After the chord structure for the song came together, it was originally going to have lyrics added, but Warner felt it would be more fitting to just leave it as is. In a press release sent out to the WTE on Friday, Warner said that he named the track after his grandson because the sound reflects “the tender, curious way he’s moving through the world as a little bambino.”
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Warner couldn’t just highlight one grandchild, though, as Connor is the youngest of two. So, he teased that his next single would be named “Nora’s Jump,” after his granddaughter.
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“What it really comes down to is that I think I have to end up naming a song after everybody in our family,” Warner joked. “I don’t even know why I wanted to (name the song after Connor), it just felt like it was going to work.”
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From the Wyoming Tribune Eagle (March 19, 2026) - FULL ARTICLE
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