Harvest The Wind

Harvest The Wind is Finlay's third full length album. Comparisons have been drawn to JJ Cale, early Joe Cocker and Chris Rea. The songs are at once warm and familiar in nature, without feeling derivative. Finlay’s music has a classic feel to it and the lyrics carry a message that is perfectly on point for current times. His marriage of folk, rock, and blues with a mesmerizing helping of gospel and some country grandeur provides a haunting and compelling backdrop for his tales of pain, loss and mortality that are eased by his natural bittersweet humor. The new album was engineered by Robin Black, whose credits include engineering for Cream, Eric Clapton and Paul McCartney’s first solo album. Finlay’s sights are on our shores as evidenced by the names of two new tracks, the first single “Chasing The American Dream” and the final tune “Don’t Cry For Corporate America.” His second album, 2009’s Back to Basics featured the single “The Devil Ain’t Getting My Soul” which garnered airplay throughout the
U.K. and the U.S.