Finn Brothers
Neil and Tim Finn started making music together in New Zealand during the 1970s as part of Split Enz, a band that had international success with songs like 'I...
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Neil and Tim Finn started making music together in New Zealand during the 1970s as part of Split Enz, a band that had international success with songs like 'I Got You' and 'Six Months in a Leaky Boat.' After that band ended, they both worked on solo projects before coming back together in 1995 to record as the Finn Brothers.
Their song 'A Life Between Us' came out of that reunion and became a significant track for them. They also worked on other material together, including contributing to the soundtrack for the film 'The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.' Their catalog includes songs like 'Disembodied Voices' and 'All of The Colors.'
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