This album captures the essence of what we do, pure, well crafted acoustic music. Guitar, mandolin, electric piano, percussion and inspired vocal harmonies all come together beautifully in this remarkable live recording!

16 MP3 Songs in this album (51:53) !
Related styles: Folk: Modern Folk, Easy Listening: Easy Pop, Type: Acoustic

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Tinlin equates to a songwriting partnership of two brothers whose emphasis lies firmly in the production of original and honest, yet well-crafted music. Tinlin's style is constantly evolving to capture the emotion of the music, from the raw simplicity of mandolin and guitar, to bigger, bolder, and dare I say, funkier productions. Yet at its heart there always remain the striking vocal harmonies, for which Tinlin are renowned.

Blessed with the good fortune to support the rather wonderful Paul Carrack on tour, Tinlin have captured the best of their shows as they traveled around the UK and beyond, playing to beautiful audiences in some amazing venues, 'Tinlin - Live' truly captures the spirit and essence of these two talented musicians.

Don't just take my word for it......read on and see what people in the know are saying about them and then you only have one thing left to do......sit back and enjoy the ambiance and atmosphere of this remarkable live album as Tinlin invite you to join them on their magical six month journey!


Reviews;
Paul Carrack Concert Review
Support Act - Tinlin
London 24-2-2011
"Whenever I travel I always check concert listings to see if any worthwhile concert is been held whilst Iâm in town. On a recent trip to London, as luck would have it, Paul Carrack happened to be performing so I wasted no time in obtaining my tickets.
A couple of weeks later during my trip I picked up said tickets at the Cadogan Hall box office near to the upmarket area of Chelseaâs Kings Road. Cadogan Hall recently became a 900 seat auditorium in 2005 built on the site on an old church. In my opinion a great venue acoustically, although the restricted view from the gallery due to the ominous railings was a bit of a let down.
Moving on to the music, as I arrived after an elegant dinner at a nearby eatery on Kingâs Road, the acoustic duo Tinlin had started their performance. You never know what to expect with support acts but on this occasion I was pleasantly surprised, with siblings Alex and Rolfâs rich harmonies and infectious songs. They certainly seemed to be enjoying the performance and this reflected into the audience.
Alex and Rolfâs voices mixed with Tinlinâs signature folk style mandolin, and rhythm guitar filled the room and even though it was the first time Iâd heard them I found myself tapping time and enjoying their emotively charged songs and performance filled with energy.
Later in the set they also used a Hohner Pianet (Fender Rhodes type keyboard) and Paulâs son percussionist Jack Carrack joined them on Cajon and percussion to great effect."
Ernest H Slade - www.gear-review.co.uk 11-04-2011

Tinlin
"If you like folk you will enjoy these two brothers - they sing some great original songs, with memorable lyrics. In particular I like " I don't know where she's been/ I just want to know your sheets are clean" Ain't that the truth! They had an album launch not that long ago, and it has been a regular in cd player ever since. Apart from the singing, they have a novel sound created by an electric mandolin. On stage they also have support from the virtuoso drummer Jack Carrack, who adds depth with his gentle, precision drumming. On tour at the moment, so try and catch them if you can. A duet sound as good as Simon and Garfunkle. One voice clear and the other with a lilting timbre combining to produce sing-along harmonies."
Memo Music Reviews - Wednesday, 30 March 2011

Paul Carrack
"A special mention to Tinlin who have really impressed with their beautifully crafted songs and easy rapport with the audience."
Paul Carrack - 10/03/2011

"Supporting Carrack were brothers Rolf and Alex who, as Tinlin, is a band to watch. Their smooth renditions of simple folksy songs, with inventive and pleasant harmonies, and just a mandolin and a guitar, set the scene for an evening of pure gold."
Click Liverpool - 17/1/2011

"Supported by Tinlin, two brothers, Alex and Rolf, an acoustic duo featuring an array of instruments including guitar, mandolin, keyboard and percussion. Their music contrasts between sweet, easy listening harmonies, to something a little more upbeat. I preferred their simple harmonic songs, reminding me of Kings of Convenience with harmonic influences from Nick Drake and Ben and Jason. A lovely opening to the show. Joined part way through the set by Jack Carrack on Cajon and other percussion, a much welcome addition to the texture of the musical arrangements."
The Public Reviews - 12/01/2011

"great work lads, a good start, middle and ending what more could anyone ask, original work that had great tones"
City Life - 12/01/2011