Kelly Finnigan

Kelly Finnigan, a talented musician known for his soulful voice and multi-instrumental skills, primarily focuses on soul and R&B. He grew up in a musical family. His father, Mike Finnigan, was a notable keyboard player and vocalist who worked with artists like Jimi Hendrix and Joe Cocker. Growing up in such an environment, Kelly was exposed to various musical genres, influencing his style that blends soul, R&B, and funk.

Finnigan's career began in the mid-2000s, initially gaining attention as a member of various bands, where he developed his skills as a vocalist, keyboardist, and songwriter. He is widely recognized for his role as the lead vocalist and keyboardist for the Monophonics, a band known for their psychedelic soul sound. His contributions have been pivotal in defining the band's unique mix of soul, funk, and psych-rock.

Alongside his work with the Monophonics, Finnigan has also pursued a solo career, marked by a deep exploration of classic soul and R&B sounds. His solo projects showcase his talents as a vocalist and producer, with his album "A Joyful Sound" being a notable work. This Christmas-themed record was acclaimed for its soulful approach to holiday music.

Finnigan's vocal style is emotive and soulful, often compared to classic soul singers, with a raw and gritty quality that adds depth to his music. As a multi-instrumentalist and producer, he excels in creating rich, layered soundscapes, often using traditional instrumentation and production techniques in soul and funk music.