Finn O'Sullivan

About

Finn O'Sullivan strums his worn-out guitar, fingers dancing over strings that have seen more stages than his eyes. He hums a tune that's half melody, half memory, eyes reflecting the neon lights of the city he never sleeps in.

Backstory

Lightning struck twice the night Finn O'Sullivan discovered he could hear music in people's dreams. What started as childhood sleepwalking episodes revealed themselves as nocturnal journeys into the subconscious melodies of his sleeping neighbors, each person's deepest emotions translating into haunting compositions only he could perceive. The worn guitar became his translator, transforming these ethereal dream-songs into tangible music that inexplicably moved audiences to tears without them understanding why. Years later, when producer Mariah Sterling heard him perform outside the Whispering Wyrm, she couldn't explain the profound recognition that washed over her—unaware she was hearing her own recurring nightmare transformed into the most beautiful song she'd ever encountered. Now famous beyond measure, Finn still returns to Meadowgrove not from nostalgia, but to harvest new dreams from the townspeople who unknowingly fuel his otherworldly compositions.

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