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Growing up in a household where records by B.B. King stood next to those by The Dubliners, Deep Purple, Hannes Wader and Vivaldi, I started learning the violin at the age of 6.
Since I also wanted to accompany myself while singing, I taught myself to play the mandolin, but that wasn’t all. At 15, I began taking guitar lessons, both acoustic and electric. By now I play a variety of string instruments, including violin, guitar, mandolin, bouzouki and waldzither. I’m fascinated by the diversity of music!
I wrote my first song at 15. My subjects are the things that occupy my mind, ranging from personal experiences and feelings to political and social conflicts and issues.
Musically, I like to experiment; most of my English and German songs sit somewhere between folk, Americana, rock, blues and singer-songwriter.
I love sharing my music and am happy when people enjoy it and perhaps even feel moved to dance or reflect. To me, music is more than just a consumer good. Music connects and transforms; music is communication.
My debut album “Homeland” was released on August 15, 2025.
Since March 2025, I have been performing with my band “Finn’s Fighting Frogs.” With them, we have already opened for bands such as Cara and placed third at the Dieter Wasilke Folk Award.
Beyond that, I also enjoy contributing to other projects, such as a Leonard Cohen tribute in the past, or, in 2026, as part of the Youth Folk Orchestra at the Rudolstadt Festival, which I am especially proud of.
Music

finnjjmusic@gmail.com
Finn's Fighting Frogs

A band that unites the qualities of the wooden croaking frog: somehow an unusual instrument, yet incomparable in sound and use. The songs originate from Finn’s pen and, through the band’s arrangements, take on that characteristic frog-like sound.
Leonore, Sam, Edi and Finn already played together in the school orchestra. Completed by Leo, who mainly contributes the essential bass lines, the five musicians from the outskirts of Berlin transcend genre boundaries of folk, Americana, rock and classical music — and they even swap instruments on stage from time to time. Their motto: never get pinned down!
Whether songs to dance to, to reflect on, or simply to listen and enjoy — for these musicians with completely different musical backgrounds, it’s all about the fun and the message of the music.
The band has already enjoyed its first successes as an opening act for bands such as Cara and as award winners at the Dieter Wasilke Folk Award. We’re excited to see what comes next.
Follow the Frogs -> https://frog-music.de