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Hardship and pain provide a fertile ground for change; for seasoned artist Orenda Fink, that impetus came in the form of a misdiagnosed condition that lead to emergency surgery. “A little over a year ago, I had surprise heart surgery, and it really shook up our worldview,” recalls Orenda, who had been batting around the... Continue Reading →
“When I was a teenager, I wrote the typical 15 year old angsty songs,” laughs Omaha-based High Up frontwman Christine Fink, who received her first guitar as a Christmas gift from her sister, singer/songwriter Orenda Fink. Music fell by the wayside when the Alabama native went to college and pursued a degree in theater. An... Continue Reading →
