FYNCH

FYNCH is a 25 year-old hip-hop artist hailing from Drimnagh in Dublin. The rapper is a co-founder of Dublin record label Burner Records alongside Marcus Woods, Local Boy, Sick Nanley and ARBU. FYNCH has found his footing in lacing mouthful flows over a variety of beats. FYNCH's themes vary to football-based bars which embrace hip-hop braggadocio to heartfelt anthems that hinge on stories of self-deprecation and self-doubt, all whilst painting a picture of the world around him. His debut EP 'Bookies Pens & Loose Ends' was released to acclaim in October 2019.

Since the music industry virtually shut down in 2021, FYNCH has released a steady stream of music, including collaborations with fellow Burner co-founder Local Boy, Soft Boy Records production supremo Gaptoof and Poxy Records founder Willhouse.

FYNCH has also featured on songs with the likes of Kilkenny's 49th & Main and Local Boy.

In his career, FYNCH has supported an eclectic posse of artists, including New York hip-hop artist Wiki, Irish singer/songwriter Gemma Dunleavy, grime and garage heavy-hitters Mango X MathMan, and hip-hop legends Slum Village.

Find FYNCH's press pack here: https://www.fynch.ie/press-kit

Testimonies:
> Ireland Music Week 2020 Artist

> District Magazine - 'We’ve said this before, but from the first time ‘burner.’ landed in our inbox it was clear FYNCH had all of the things we love about Irish hip hop.'

> Nialler9 - 'Fynch sounds revamped over an avant-garde electronic instrumental.'
- '10 Irish acts to see @ Electric Picnic'

> The Thin Air - 'The football references on Burner Records’ Fynch’s latest track are so self-referential, doubling themselves over and doing bicycle kicks, that my brain hurt trying to compute them fully...
it's a solid introduction to FYNCH, a smart writer who cares equally about what he says as how he says it.'

> JOE.ie - 'If you're unfamiliar with Dublin rapper FYNCH, it's time to change that... FYNCH is clearly informed by the world around him, asking difficult questions at a still-formative and highly uncertain time.'

> Soul Doubt Magazine - 'The Drimnagh native’s skilled lyricism and in-depth content packs a punch... Fynch allows us to peer into the uncertain world of an up-and-coming musician, delivered through crafty beats and thought-provoking bars.'

> Totally Dublin - 'Taking hazy lo-fi sensibilities and peeling them back to the absolute elements, drone-tone wordsmith FYNCH enters his element with 'Bookies Pens and Loose Ends', especially on the likes of 'Like Me', a heavy drag through the anxieties of Generation Y, both for its future and within the second spaces we’ve made for ourselves.'

> EARMILK - Bookies Pens & Loose Ends (8.5) - '[Bookies Pens & Loose Ends] is beautiful and it is what will become known as the start of one of our great commentators in this Irish hip-hop culture of ours. I think it would be absolutely criminal to let this project go under your radar

> The Echo - 'Offering a peek into the post-academic struggles that many face in Ireland, Drimnagh rapper Fynch has released an EP that is him, in his rawest form.'