Vision, Mission & Values
- David Sheret
- Nov 4, 2025
- 4 min read
Updated: Nov 19, 2025

Vision Statement
Finn’s vision is to help spark a worldwide movement that returns music to the hands of the people and the lands it comes from. He begins in Scotland, building a living musical map that celebrates the soul of every town and village and the people from there, past and present, and he wants that map to become a model others can follow. His aim is that every song created under the Finn Moray name honours its roots and returns value to the communities that inspired it.
He imagines a future where music is not controlled only by corporations but shared with the places it remembers. A future where creativity is treated as a shared private and public good, not only a private product. A future where technology and AI help people tell their stories more clearly, more widely and with more agency, rather than silencing them or extracting value without giving anything back.
Finn sees his journey as a living social compact, a cultural movement and a growing digital folklore archive. He wants the project to stand as a bridge between past and present, tradition and innovation, community and artist, Scotland and the wider world. In this movement, the stories of local places become part of a global conversation that still feels anchored in real people and real streets.
His vision is not simply to make feel good music. It is to help build a fairer creative ecosystem. He wants Finn Moray to be a beacon that shows how music can once again serve the soul of communities, with clear and transparent ways for value to flow back to them. He wants people who never believed they could make or release music, and those who created but never received a fair return, to find a platform that opens the door and lets them step through with confidence.
Mission Statement
Finn Moray is a cultural music project rooted in Scotland and powered by human creativity, digital tools, AI and social purpose. His mission is to design, test and scale the Finn Moray Social Compact by rolling it out through Scotland, town by town and region by region, so that the country becomes a visible hope beacon for how fair, community centred music can work in practice.
He creates original songs for places across Scotland, blending traditional craft with emerging technologies to tell local stories through universal sound while discovering and inspiring local talent. Each song and each project is treated as a small piece of living heritage. Every work is shaped to honour a place, a people or a moment, and to give back to the communities that inspire it.
Through the Social Compact, Finn commits to a transparent model where a defined share of net profit is returned to charitable, community and underfunded cultural projects in Scotland, and where collaborating artists share fairly in the value created. In this way, the project builds a circular creative economy that values storytelling, integrity and inclusion, and that can be adapted by other regions and countries over time.
Finn is not driven by charts or algorithms. He is driven by truth, emotion and a belief that art can reconnect us to where we come from and who we are. He embraces new tools like AI as part of the creative process, but he holds fast to the human spark that gives art and creativity meaning. His aim is always to honour the places he creates music about by letting them share in any success, and to show that fair distribution of value is both possible and practical.
The Four Cornerstone Values of Finn Moray
Creativity with Integrity
Finn believes that every song should come from a place of honesty. Whether crafted by hand, instrument or voice, shaped through AI, or blended across mediums, the work must come from an authentic place and must respect the people and stories it draws from. His creativity is always bold, experimental and expressive, but never empty or detached from real human feeling.
Cultural Stewardship
Finn treats place, history and memory with respect. Every track aims to honour its roots, reflect a community or person, and do its best to become part of a living cultural archive. He is here to help preserve, celebrate and reimagine Scottish identity, village by village, town by town, city by city, story by story, and to offer a pattern that other cultures can adapt in their own way.
Fairness in Value
Finn shares revenue transparently with artists and communities, in line with the Social Compact. This is music as cultural infrastructure as well as entertainment. He believes creativity should circulate value back to the people and places it draws from, especially those who have historically been overlooked or under rewarded. The Scottish roll out is intended to be a working example that others around the world can learn from and improve on.
Innovation with Purpose
Finn embraces new tools, especially AI and digital platforms, but always with the human spark at the centre. Technology helps him go further, faster and open more doors for people to express their creative talent, but purpose guides him at every step. He does not innovate for novelty. He innovates to tell local stories, to stand up for community, to reach more people and to give more back.



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