Twin Fin

Born from an initial collaboration between Robbie Kelly and Tyler Schiller in Hollister, California, in 2012, Twin Fin took its current form in Honolulu, Hawaii, where the project developed during the Covid period before gradually expanding into a band. Initially conceived as a duo, Twin Fin then opened up to Chase Digregorio, then to Zack Wilson, before also bringing Zane Wright on keyboards and Mike Bennett on guitar, shaping a lineup oriented toward sunlit rock nourished by reggae, pop and surf accents. Based on the Oahu scene, Twin Fin built its path from local gigs and self-produced tracks, with melodic writing, supple rhythms and an approach rooted in West Coast music and the Hawaiian island environment. Available information indicates that Twin Fin began by releasing EPs, though their detailed discography is not clearly documented in the provided sources. The band subsequently expanded its activity beyond Hawaii with dates in the United States, while maintaining this identity of clear guitars, accessible vocals and a blend of reggae-rock, indie pop and beach rock textures.