Emerging from the shadows of McCurtain County, Oklahoma, Terio’n W. Jordan—known to listeners as Finey—is more than just a rising Hip-Hop/R&B artist; he’s a storyteller shaped by hardship, hunger, and heart. Raised in Broken Bow, a small town where dreams often die young, Finey found his voice in the space between silence and struggle. His music reflects a life lived with intention—each track layered with pain, persistence, and the kind of raw truth that can’t be manufactured.

Drawing inspiration from the vulnerability of Drake, the atmosphere of The Weeknd, and the entrepreneurial spirit of Nipsey Hussle, Finey has crafted a sound that’s both melodic and meaningful. He doesn’t just rap or sing—he paints scenes, bleeds emotion, and turns lived experience into resonant art. The 808s hit hard, but it’s the honesty in his pen that leaves the lasting mark. Whether he’s gliding over airy melodies or digging deep into personal loss and triumph, every line is rooted in something real.

Now, with his music gaining traction beyond Oklahoma and his debut EP “When I Die, Just Listen To All My Songs”, Finey stands at the edge of something bigger. He’s proof that where you start doesn’t have to define where you’re going—and that even the most overlooked places can produce something powerful. There are no gimmicks in his music, no borrowed stories—just the voice of an artist turning pain into purpose, and sound into something soulful.