London based singer/songwriter Jeremy Tuplin is from Somerset. He has released two EPs (Carry The Fire 2014, Open Letters 2015). His debut album, ‘I DREAMT I WAS AN ASTRONAUT’ released on Folkwit Records in September 2017 to early critical acclaim. He is well-known in the crowded singer/songwriter scene around London; for his intricate lyricism, perceptive observations, sly humour and highly refined delivery.

Tuplin is in demand both solo and with his band at London music venues and further afield as well as music festivals (most recent Boomtown 2017) throughout the UK. Tuplin’s band comprises Mark Estall (bass), Maris Peterlevics (violin), Jason Ribeiro (drums), Matt Fleming (keyboards/synths).They feature on Tuplin’s recorded works and perform in their own right. Tuplin is touring the Astronaut album in Spain and England through January 2018.

The Astronaut album was produced with long-time collaborator Mark Estall, in his Marketstall Studio in South Bermondsey. Jeremy’s music has often been featured on BBC Radio 6 and other digital radio stations. Musically and thematically the songs on his new album take a novel, unusual direction, combining electronic and synthesised sounds with more acoustic and organic instruments for a ‘retro-futuristic feel’ to branch into a genre which reviewers have coined as ‘space-folk’. Jeremy has drawn many comparisons, including Leonard Cohen, Bill Callahan and even Jake Thackray. He is described by Folk Radio UK as ‘the missing link between Nick Drake and ‘Space-Oddity’-era Bowie’.

FOR THE RABBITS (Single Review)

"A testament to Jeremy’s ability as both a lyricist and a songwriter...utterly wonderful".

ONDAROCK (Album Review)

"An album full of imagination, a little breviary for dreamers and for all those who seek in the energy of the cosmos an escape from reality."

AMERICANA UK (Album Review)

"Unique, intriguing and wistful"

THE SUNDAY EXPERIENCE (Single Review)

"Astronaut, a late runner for our single of the year. Perfection."

FOR THE RABBITS (Album and Concert Review)

"Astronaut is a sublime piece of dreamy space-folk"

SUBBA-CULCHA (Concert Review)

"We witnessed the presence of a new star in the firmament that is Jeremy Tuplin"

FOLKING (Album Review)

"This is the debut album of someone who is going to be filling halls and festival stages in the coming years".

FATEA (Album Review)

"An eye opener for the cosmically challenged".

Folk Radio UK - FRUK (Album Review)

"Jeremy Tuplin may be the missing link between Nick Drake and ‘Space Oddity’-era Bowie."

For The Rabbitts (Single Review)

"Lyrically, Oh Youth is one of Jeremy’s most grounded offerings"

Boogaloo Radio's Matt Williams (Radio Interview)

"Mystical and fantastical but still grounded...a polished, rich sound".

Clash Music (Single Review)

"A cosmic gem... cooking up something special..."

Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6 (Radio Show)

"Unconventional, conversational and intimate."

The Telegraph Culture (EP Review)

"A distinctive, deep vocal that has hints of Leonard Cohen and Bill Callahan... Stunningly candid."

GIGsoup (EP Review)

"A fine wordsmith... delivers lines in a compelling fashion."

Independent Clauses (EP Review)

"A gorgeous, swooning, romantic EP... A tight, careful, ornate beauty over 5 tracks. It sounds effortless, which is a grand achievement."

Hoxton Radio's Matt Williams (Radio Interview)

"Real clout to it... The EP is fantastic."

The Modern Folk (EP Review)

"His deep, emotive voice is the star of this album. It has a singularity to it that makes me think of singers like Nick Cave and Leonard Cohen."

Sphere Music (EP Review)

"His songs are rich in imagery and texture... I am reminded of folk greats like Judy Collins, Joni Mitchell and Neil Young who moved away from the common formula and created albums that stand out the test of time."

Pure M Magazine (EP Review)

"A fine folk affair."

Whisperin and Hollerin (EP Review)

"Cohenesque... A dextrous lyricist with an ear for gentle melody."

Song Club East Blog - (Concert Review)

"Jeremy gets under the skin of what it is to be... The Morning Sun is a special piece."

Right Chord Music (EP Review) "Guitars plucked to perfection, rich vocals and lyrics that are as imaginative as they are touching, ‘Carry the Fire’ is an album that could compete with the best folk artists of modern times."

FolkWords "Richly characterful, resonant vocals and idiosyncratic delivery with tones that draw maximum impact from the feeling locked into his songs."

Amazing Radio's Aaron Phillips (Radio Show) "Rather beautiful."