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A Street Pitch guest and music publisher who has already generated income for SongU members is listening to songs for Ineffable Records artist Twin Fin. I recently had the pleasure of being invited to have dinner with this amazing band and to attend their live show here in Nashville. I have an open door to pitch them songs and would love to score you a cut on their next album.

About: Twin Fin is a high-energy cowboy surf rock band from Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. Their story began as a duo of two high school friends in California and evolved from post-surf backyard jam sessions on Oahu's North Shore into a full-fledged band and touring act. https://www.twinfinmusic.com/about

Seeking: They are known for feel-good lyrics and nostalgic melodies that fuse Rock, Country, and Alternative influences with crisp guitar hooks, infectious rhythms, and soaring vocal harmonies that capture the spirit of surf culture and modern roots rock. Their sound is both sun-soaked and energetic, bridging relaxed island vibes with explosive rock-and-roll energy. Songs do not have to be directly about surfing or the beach; use my overall description as your guide, and if you're feeling it, pitch it! Listen to their newest EP at https://ineffable.to/songsineverwrote

AI Guidelines: As per current copyright guidelines, this guest will only consider songs with 100% human-authored lyrics and 100% human-authored melodies. See https://songu.com/FAQAI-Guidelines.aspx. AI may be used for production or vocals with disclosure.

Important AI Use Update (as of Sept 2026): We're hearing more reports of record labels, artists, and management asking pluggers and publishers to provide a time-stamped original work tape version from the songwriter as proof of human authorship. If you use AI enhancements in your production, we now highly recommend that you keep a copy of your original "work tape" demonstrating your original melody and lyrics, with a digital timestamp that predates the AI-produced version. Your work tape doesn't have to be professional-sounding. It can be as simple as you singing the melody and lyrics a cappella. Do not attach your work tape to this submission. If needed, the guest will ask you for it later.

Pitch Follow-up: If this guest expresses interest in your song, you will be asked to sign a single song agreement, executable only with a major cut.