Fish is a Scottish singer and songwriter, born in 1958 as Derek William Dick. He rose to fame as the frontman of Marillion, recording albums such as “Script for a Jester’s Tear” and “Misplaced Childhood”, which included hits like “Kayleigh”. After leaving in 1988, Fish released several solo albums, continuing his signature theatrical style and poetic lyrics. A lesser-known fact is that in his youth he worked as a gardener, and his nickname came from the long baths he would take after a day of gardening.
