Alternate space folk singer-songwriter Jeremy Tuplin provides the listener with a series of unique sounds on this his debut full-length release. On progressing to what we have here, he has through the help of his good friend and long-time collaborator Mark Estall a most intriguing project. Recorded in each another’s living rooms, a genuine feel of intimacy is present throughout. The album is innovative and complete, and not in any way unstructured, but beautifully rounded, enjoying many subtle nuances, enough and more to keep you entertained once you have adapted to his particular style of music.
Tuplin’s vocal style in the main draw: he teases out these wistful tones, and with the tempo always slow and deliberate (though quite often a little out there) it allows the story lyrics to be heard and digested and accessed by the listener. Among the finest tracks I would have to include gentle muse Time’s Essence and Where The Light Begins plus the vocally sparse but charming, Albert Einstein Song and the gently projected dreaming ode Astronaut.
Here is the lead single from Jeremy Tuplin's upcoming album, 'Violet Waves'. It's a smart, tongue-in-cheek 'space-folk'. The song drifts in zero-gravity. Tuplin says: "The song is about finding the fascinating in the everyday. I guess I use the term ‘magic’ loosely in a scientific way, and mostly focus on…
From his second album Pink Mirror, this is the new single from UK man Jeremy Tuplin. It's ridiculously catchy, has great lyrics and a fun video to accompany it. Which will do nicely. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Q3l2grbY0g&feature=youtu.be
Canadian artist Jeremie Albino has had something of a steep rise from Ontario farm boy to Toronto busker to opening for the likes of Shovels & Rope and St. Paul & The Broken Bones as well as sharing stages with Sierra Ferrell and Orville Peck. Now Easy Eye Sound has…
Work for CEF, live in Hexham, Northumberland. Americana, country, folk and bluegrass Journalist since 1988 and currently write for Americana-UK.com, Flyinshoes and live reviews for Northern Echo and Jumpin' Hot Club. Enjoy photography, walking, natural history, travel, reading and writing poetry.
Interesting Tuplin album review…..Unique, intriguing and wistful pretty well sums it up.. he deserves a wider audience and hopefully your review will start to achieve that.
Alternate space folk singer-songwriter Jeremy Tuplin provides the listener with a series of unique sounds on this his debut full-length release. On progressing to what we have here, he has through the help of his good friend and long-time collaborator Mark Estall a most intriguing project. Recorded in each another’s living rooms, a genuine feel of intimacy is present throughout. The album is innovative and complete, and not in any way unstructured, but beautifully rounded, enjoying many subtle nuances, enough and more to keep you entertained once you have adapted to his particular style of music. 
Interesting Tuplin album review…..Unique, intriguing and wistful pretty well sums it up.. he deserves a wider audience and hopefully your review will start to achieve that.