SALIVA Team Up with Ex-Hinder Singer Austin John Winkler on New Single “Too Broke To Fix”

Saliva have released their brand-new single “Too Broke To Fix,” featuring Austin John Winkler (The Founder, ex-Hinder) as a guest vocalist. The collaboration arrives as the platinum-certified nü-metal and hard rock veterans continue to make headlines amid their ongoing public feud with former frontman Josey Scott.

Current Saliva vocalist Bobby Amaru described the track as a raw look at inner turmoil and emotional struggle:

“The song dives into mental health, identity, and the feeling of living on the edge of control. It’s about masking pain, feeling lost, and trying to find meaning in the chaos. Having Austin on this track was a blast. I’ve always been a fan of his voice, and getting him involved just made total sense. He brings so much raw energy and emotion to the song. He’s got something to say, and I’m here for it.”

Winkler shared similar enthusiasm for the collaboration, explaining how the track immediately resonated with him:

“‘Too Broke To Fix’ was a song I knew I’d be into right away, just based on the title alone. I’ve felt that way many times in my life. When Bobby sent it to me and I listened to the opening guitar riff, I was in 100%! It was amazing collaborating on it with him, and I think our voices really capture the rawness of the message in the song. We delivered a fire track for the world to get down to! I can’t wait to play it live!”

A music video for “Too Broke To Fix” directed by Jeff Mozey has also been released and can be viewed below.

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