Fink (real name Fin Greenall) is a singer-songwriter, producer, and DJ who grew up in Bristol, England. Fink is also the name of the touring trio fronted by Greenall himself, accompanied by Guy Whittaker (bass) and Tim Thornton (drums).
Fink’s recording career began as an electronica artist with Ninja Tune Records release of the album Fresh Produce in 2001, a well received chill-out set that fitted neatly with the output of the label. However, it was his first studio recording as a vocalist, 2006’s Biscuits For Breakfast, that saw him emerge as the label’s first singer-songwriter and launched his career as a performing artist.
Built around his bluesy voice, finger-picking acoustic guitar and the stripped-back live rhythm section, Biscuits boasted a fledgling pop sensibility while retaining the signature Ninja Tune vibe - a fact not lost on a swelling crowd of industry luminaries, notably Zero 7, who promptly invited Fink to support them on their UK tour, and Nitin Sawhney, with whom Fink guested at the 2006 Electric Proms.
Fink’s recording career began as an electronica artist with Ninja Tune Records release of the album Fresh Produce in 2001, a well received chill-out set that fitted neatly with the output of the label. However, it was his first studio recording as a vocalist, 2006’s Biscuits For Breakfast, that saw him emerge as the label’s first singer-songwriter and launched his career as a performing artist.
Built around his bluesy voice, finger-picking acoustic guitar and the stripped-back live rhythm section, Biscuits boasted a fledgling pop sensibility while retaining the signature Ninja Tune vibe - a fact not lost on a swelling crowd of industry luminaries, notably Zero 7, who promptly invited Fink to support them on their UK tour, and Nitin Sawhney, with whom Fink guested at the 2006 Electric Proms.
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