Finkstage name of Fin GreenallHe was born in Cornwall but spent his teenage years in the thriving city of Bristol. He began his artistic career as DJ e producer, before devoting himself entirely to music indie folk. In 2000 he released his debut album Fresh Produce (Ninja Tune)He performs at historic venues such as London's Blue Note and his songs are in radio rotation throughout the UK. Between his first and second albums, Biscuits For Breakfast (2006)several years pass during which Fink approaches a new genre and changes stylistic register: it abandons electronic music and concentrates on the blues and folk songwritingwith the support of Guy Whittaker (bass) and Tim Thornton (on battery). In the years to come Fink collaborates with artists such as John Legend and Amy Winehousefor which he wrote the piece Half Time. In 2012, he collaborated with the Amsterdam Symphony Orchestra and released the live orchestral album Fink Meets The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, work containing the single Yesterday Was Hard On All Of Us used in the soundtrack of the film SelmaOscar winner. In September 2017 Fink releases the album entitled Resurgam (R'COUP'D)with minimalist lyrics and deep funk, recorded in the studios of Assault & Battery in London and accompanied by a tour of over 60 dates in 19 countries. In 2021 he released the greatest hits IIUII.