New Waves (Live Recordings ’19-’21)

Transatlantic Flight (Live at Roy Thomson Hall)

Move

The Rain Falls and the Sky Shudders

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Pyramiding

“Instantly attractive to anyone with the records of Regina Spektor or Jesca Hoop in their house”  Word

“Following in the line of artful leftfield pop from the likes of Feist, Taranta is a lovely confident 14 track record”  The Independent

“Mina Tindle combines delicate, heart wrenching vocals with gentle, touching melodies”  The Line Of Best Fit

“Bubbly, offbeat pop at its best”  Abeano

“Taranta's leftfield jazz folk is an irresistible display of musical excitement which demands repeat listens”  405

On 27 August 2012 Mina Tindle, the new voice of the modern French pop dreamers, is to release her next single, 'Bells'. Described by Uncut as "anthemic, featuring strange, buried electronics which showcase her charming, clever pop" the song is the lead track off her recently released debut album Taranta which Word magazine declared  "instantly attractive to anyone with the records of Regina Spektor or Jesca Hoop in their house".

A self-confessed latecomer as a musician, she didn’t start making music until her early twenties when she moved to New York (before then moving back to Paris to complete her debut album). Developing her own sound and mixing with local artists like Beirut, who’s Ben Laz contributes Trombones to Taranta, Grizzly Bear and The National, which lead to her singing backing vocals on their acclaimed album Boxer. 

“I had been singing, as had my entire family forever so music had always been around, my mother is an amazing singer but she never did anything other than a couple of shows, and singing other peoples’ songs. But for me it was nothing professional, so I guess it was not an option or I did not think it was something I could do for a living.”

Mina Tindle however is a name that’s been whispering through the alternative scene like a breath of fresh air for some years now. And a interesting name it is too (borrowed from Milo Tindle, a character in Joseph Mankiewicz’s 1972 film Sleuth) for a French singer (with Spanish roots) who has electrified anyone lucky enough to see her live or hear her self-produced songs. 

Having recently wowed the Barbican when she supported Camille, Mina Tindle will return to the UK in September for her debut headline show on Friday 28 September, St Pancreas Old Church, London.

For  further information please contact:  ian.pither@believedigital.com

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