Ninja Tune / Fin Greenall, aka Fink, is certainly the more understated of the world�s �singer-songwriters�, relying on uncompromising quality of work and an astounding stage presence, rather than major label marketing budgets.<br /><br />Following the 2006 release of debut LP "Biscuits for Breakfast," and 2007�s "Distance and Time," Fink returns in 2009 with the self-produced "Sort of Revolution," his third album for Ninja Tune Records in as many years. Title track, "Sort of Revolution" opens the record over a falling chord sequence - painting a picture both melancholic and uplifting. "Move On Me," co-written with John Legend and featuring the soul star on piano, taps into the broody and bluesier side of Fink�s character, while "Q&A" is an a-cappella based number inspired by classic D�Angelo, embellished with lush vocal harmonies. "If I Had A Million" is a solo vox and guitar cut ? an incredibly sincere song about what it would mean to Fink and his love if he ever earned a million bucks, while "Pigtails" features the unique talents of Canadian multi-instrumentalist and ex-Crash Test Dummies member Son of Dave. John Legend returns for another co-write on the menacing "Maker," before Fink rounds things off with an exemplary cover of Jeff Barry�s 70�s classic "Walking In The Sun," stripped right down to basics letting Fink�s unique voice shine.<br /><br />Aside from being a world-class performer, Greenall is a master lyricist and in-demand songwriter, having most recently written with John Legend for Legend�s �Evolver� LP, including the smash single "Greenlight" ft. Andre 3000. As an incredibly accomplished and versatile vocalist and guitarist he has performed as a special guest in front of thousands at London�s Royal Albert Hall as part of BBC Proms, New York�s legendary Carnegie Hall, and even Milan�s 80,000 capacity San Siro Stadium. With his band (Guy Whittaker on bass and Tim Thronton on drums) Fink has played alongside Zero 7, Massive Attack, Camille, and the Fratellis, amongst