Following the 2006 release of debut LP Biscuits for Breakfast and 2007's Distance and Time, Fin Greenall, aka Fink, returns with the self-produced Sort of Revolution. Title track, "Sort of Revolution," opens the record over a falling chord sequence - painting a picture both melancholic and uplifting. "Move On Me," - co-written with John Legend and featuring the soul star on piano, taps into the broody and bluesier side of Fink's character, while "Q&A" is an a-cappella based number inspired by classic D'Ang...   [ read more ]

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'Fink is the recording moniker of Finian Greenhall, who has made the unlikely musical journey from being an ambient techno trip-hop artist to a serious singer/songwriter in less than a decade. Born in Bristol, England, Greenhall was obsessed with guitar as a teenager, eagerly exploring the indie scene. Then he discovered raving, and the guitars went out the window as he immersed himself completely in ambient techno. Greenhall recorded an album of techno beats with Lee Jones (aka Hefner) that was eventuall...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Following the 2006 release of debut LP Biscuits for Breakfast and 2007's Distance and Time, Fin Greenall, aka Fink, returns with the self-produced Sort of Revolution. Title track, "Sort of Revolution," opens the record over a falling chord sequence - painting a picture both melancholic and uplifting. "Move On Me," - co-written with John Legend and featuring the soul star on piano, taps into the broody and bluesier side of Fink's character, while "Q&A" is an a-cappella based number inspired by...   [ read more ]

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