As fireworks light up the sky this July 4th, it’s an opportune moment to reflect on the deeper meanings of independence and freedom. John Finbury’s instrumental composition “Independence Day,” featured on his album Quatro, offers a profound...
On July 14th, France celebrates Bastille Day, commemorating the pivotal moment when ordinary people rose to assert their rights and challenge oppression—a revolutionary spirit beautifully captured in John Finbury’s evocative composition aptly titled...
John Finbury, a two-time Grammy nominee known for his dynamic fusion of jazz and Latin music, has consistently utilized his art to amplify powerful social narratives. One of his most impactful works, “Llegará El Día,” from the album Quatro, vividly embodies music’s...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE John Finbury Releases “Too Far To Go” from His Basement Tapes, Featuring Patty Brayden Out May 14, 2025, on All Major Streaming Platforms Boston, MA — Composer John Finbury returns with a poignant track from his unreleased Basement...
Long before Patty was nominated for a Latin Grammy for “Song Of The Year” in 2016 for her lyric contributions to the Bossa Nova song “A Chama Verde,” which she shared with Ned Claflin, and John, Patty was singing folk, vintage country, and blues songs. John and Patty...
In 1979, a recording studio in Boston became the setting for a collaboration that would last a lifetime. The song was called “Too Far To Go”, one of the earliest written and recorded by John Finbury, and the voice behind the microphone was Patty Brayden, who had...
