Lucy Fitzgerald 
The fin. have returned with a soulful and radiant single, “Nebula,” that captures the quiet thrill of stepping into something new. Released ahead of their upcoming North American tour, the song carries a warm, floaty energy that feels like the moment right before a fresh start. It’s a bright and intimate track that lets listeners drift freely while holding onto a quiet sense of direction.
Blending elements of classic Motown with indie soul, “Nebula” is a gorgeous mix of vintage charm and modern clarity. Yuto Uchino’s vocals melt into the smooth rhythm, while Tomo Carter’s drumming and Hinata Ishii’s saxophone and flute bring even more texture and emotion. The groove is steady and comforting, while the instrumentation builds in waves, like sunlight rippling on water.
The saxophone solo brings a deep, soulful warmth, while the flute adds a sense of lift and movement. It’s the kind of arrangement that doesn’t shout for attention but keeps drawing you in with every listen. The acoustic version, available digitally, strips things back and lets the songwriting shine through even more clearly.
The fin. have a gift for creating music that feels timeless but deeply personal. “Nebula” offers a moment to pause, take a breath, and quietly shift forward, even when things feel uncertain. There’s a calm confidence in the way this song flows, as if it’s guiding you gently through the fog toward something better. This release left a lasting impression. “Nebula” stays with you, like the feeling of standing under an open sky with just enough light ahead to keep walking.
Be sure to follow The fin. on your favorite platforms and add “Nebula” to your playlist. Whether you’re winding down, daydreaming, or on the move, this track is one of those rare ones that fits right in. Don’t miss it.
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