Fink

Fink is the recording name of English singer-songwriter Fin Greenall, who began his career as a drum and bass and electronic producer before shifting toward a stripped-down, blues- and folk-influenced acoustic sound in the mid-2000s. Performing both as a solo artist and with a core band featuring bassist Guy Whittaker and drummer Tim Thornton, Fink built a reputation for hushed, introspective songwriting delivered in a low, weathered voice, often set against sparse guitar and understated electronic textures.

His breakthrough came with the album Biscuits for Breakfast and its follow-ups, which established his signature blend of minimalist blues and electronic-tinged production, drawing comparisons to artists like Nick Drake and José González while retaining a distinct, atmospheric edge rooted in his electronic background. Beyond his own recordings, Fink has worked as a remixer and producer for a range of artists, and his songs have found a second life through licensing and sync placements, broadening his audience well beyond the folk and singer-songwriter scene.

Across a steady run of albums, Fink has continued to explore the space between acoustic intimacy and electronic subtlety, maintaining a devoted following built on live performance and word of mouth rather than mainstream chart success, and remaining a respected figure within the British singer-songwriter and downtempo electronic scenes.