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October 17, 2019
This Song: FINNEAS
This Song
By: Elizabeth McQueen
Singer, songwriter and producer Finneas O’Connell not only writes and produces music with his sister Billie Eilish, but also makes his own music under the name FINNEAS. He just released a solo EP called Blood Harmony. Listen as he explains why he loved “Holy S**t” by Father John Misty from the moment he heard it and how the song helped understand that when it comes to songwriting, nothing has to be off the table.
“My general rule with songs — it’s the rule I follow with Billie, it’s the rule I follow with every other artist I collaborate with — is like, write about the stuff that you’re uncomfortable writing about, write songs that you’d be scared to put out, because you wouldn’t want the person who it’s about to hear it…and then put it the f*ck out.”
📸 Michael Minasi
Watch “Holy Shit” performed live on KEXP
Listen to FINNEAS’ new EP “Blood Harmony”
Billie Elilish talked to NPR Music’s Stephen Thompson at ACLfest. Listen to that interview here
Listen to Songs from this episode of This Song