Jeremy Tuplin / Robi Mitch

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Jeremy Tuplin is a singer-songwriter from Somerset, residing in north London. Known for blending intricate lyricism and storytelling within a soundscape ranging from indie to psychedelic rock to “space-folk”, 2025 sees the arrival of a more intimate and characteristically understated record, ‘Planet Heaven’. This follows the release of 2023’s disco-infused concept album ‘Orville’s Discotheque’, as well as ‘Pink Mirror’ in 2019 and ‘Violet Waves’ in 2020, all released on Trapped Animal Records to critical acclaim. For the recording of the latter of these, ‘Violet Waves’, Tuplin was awarded funding by PRS’ Open Fund.

“9/10 - a really captivating (and remarkably cohesive) body of work”, Loud & Quiet Magazine

“9/10 - Bill Callahan on shrooms”, The Line Of Best Fit

“8/10 - Tuplin belongs in the lineage of arch dramatists like Tindersticks and The National", Uncut Magazine


Robi Mitch is a songwriter, performer and music producer based in Penryn, Cornwall. He grew up in Bristol in a commune run by his hippy parents, and the folk music influences of his early upbringing soon merged with the multicultural soundscape sweeping through Bristol in the 2010s.
Robi’s work as a musician has taken him to east Asia on many occasions, touring in Taiwan and China and working with local musicians there. He has toured in Europe and America, and played many UK festivals including Glastonbury and Boomtown. Working under various aliases, he’s penned hundreds of songs spanning various genres.
Robi Mitch launched his debut EP Our Year in 2020, which was spotlighted by BBC Introducing upon its release. His song Close / Closer featured in Spotify’s Fresh Finds and was championed by Nice Guys Records, along with several tracks from his Future Perfect album. Following 2 recent EPs recorded at Humm studios in Bristol, Robi’s latest Throne EP is a bedroom pop mixtape brimming with vintage grooveboxes, world percussion and Casio keyboards, recorded and mixed at home in Penryn.

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