From White Rock, BC come twin sister duo Fionn. 20-year-olds Alanna and Brianne Finn-Morris have been performing together since they were 12, busking and playing restaurants, cafes, farmers markets, house parties, and corporate events. Immediately following high school, they signed with 604 Records. The label put Fionn in touch with 2011 Polaris Prize nominee Louise Burns, who produced “Magazine Face” and the upcoming album, along with contributions from John O’Mahony (Sara Bareilles, Vance Joy), Grammy winner Robert Orton (Lana Del Ray, Mumford & Sons), and Pedro Dzelme (Carly Rae Jepsen) to record their upcoming debut album. After playing up to 100 shows a year throughout high school – often multiple gigs a day on weekends – Fionn’s mix of pop and folk already sounds more polished than tunes by most people their age.

Finn are this weeks guest on ‘Records In My Life’. We met with Alanna and Brianna Finn-Morris of the duo Fionn to discuss their early musical influences, debate the merits of Rumours and explore their current music obsessions. The duo talked talked about by albums by Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, Sza, and more.

Fionn on Records In My Life references the following albums:

Elton John – Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Fleetwood Mac – Rumours
Simon and Garfunkel -Bridge over Troubled Water
Joni MItchell – Blue
Sza- Cntrl
Florence and the Machine – High as Hope
Frank Ocean – Blonde
Abba – Gold
Dexys Midnight Runners – Too Rye Ay
Louis Burns – Young Mopes