Better Man

Orville’s Discotheque

Dance On

The new single from the forthcoming album 'Orville's Discotheque' which is set to be released on 19th May

Why'd You Go And Look At Me Like That (featuring heka)

Real World

Real World (disco cut)

Passing Through The Western Lagoon

“Passing Through The Western Lagoon” was the first song written for Planet Heaven and laid the thematic foundation for much of what followed. Grappling with themes of transience and ephemerality, as well as the heaven-like beauty of the natural world, the song emerged from a period of enforced reflection—ideas that had been “whirling around [his] conscious and subconscious mind since those long, empty, pandemic days,” as Jeremy Tuplin puts it. Jeremy’s hypnotic lyrical delivery set against delayed-effect picked guitar, synths and strings sets the scene for a great intro to Planet Heaven. Effortlessly from intimate moments to outer space,  Tuplin says, “I found myself trying to piece something large and cohesive together that focused on specific memories and images but was also kind of about everything.”

“The Western Lagoon could be a corner of Earth,” Tuplin says, “or it could be our planet’s location in the galaxy—a tiny, shining, celestial blue paradise. Or it’s wherever you want it to be.”

Passing Through The Western Lagoon RADIO EDIT

Pigeon Song

Who sends the army to a carnival
Or a cease and desist to the drag show
The most magical image I’ve witnessed
Has a dog shitting at the side of it
The pigs shut down my cat’s funeral
“We can’t have all you people mourning a dead animal”
Would be so easy to give up on it all
Like what are you drinking
While the ship’s sinking
But I just don’t got the wherewithal
To let the shit tarnish that which is beautiful

And baby’s outside doing stranger things 
Tryna take a photo of the local pigeon
But that’s a kind of weirdness I think that I can get involved in

All in
I’m going all in
All in
I’m going in

How should we mitigate the kids’ dreams
What are you smoking
I was just joking friend
Do you think we’d really let the under 7’s team
Ever give up hope of winning
“How will you decorate the ruins”
I’m sorry Mr Mogul there seems to be a problem
A strange type of human being ascending
That don’t want a ruin to live in

And she’s outside doing normal things
Photographing common local wildlife again
Cos that’s a kinda normality that I can get involved in

So it’s all in
I’m going all in
All in
Yeah I’m going in

Got that big money shitting all over your life
Little dog shitting all over your drive
Meet me outside I’m gonna tell that little tyke
That everything is gonna be alright
I found the kind of weirdness I needed to begin again


Pigeon Song (Radio Edit)

Stranger In The Garden

Space Magic is the first single to come from the new album, ‘Violet Waves’, by Jeremy Tuplin and his band The Ultimate Power Assembly.

Written by Jeremy Tuplin
Recorded by Mark Estall
Mastered by Will Blyth
Artwork by Suzi Corker
Performed by Jeremy Tuplin & The Ultimate Power Assembly:
Jeremy Tuplin - lead vocals, guitar
Samuel Nicholson - lead guitar
Mark Estall - bass guitar
Jason Ribeiro - drums
Pearl Fish - backing vocals

Lyrics:

I believe in magic, space magic
Put on your unicorn jacket
Covered in bat ships
The Saturn moon Enceladus - supposedly nice this time of year
It’s in the hiero-graphics
I’m coming in soft on top of a wave of cosmic madness
Let’s dance, Cassiopeia’s second chance
At the black hole dance
I can taste the fabric
Give Captain Planet a call
Real name Patrick he’s got his own rocket ship we’re gonna ride right through the purple

I believe in magic, love magic
Capital Gold Motown Classics
At the ugly pageant
Caterpillar turned into a bat, dramatically turned into a bat
Can you imagine? I sure can
Born out of a dying star’s final throw of epic passion
Take a chance
At the black hole dance
On a fragile circumstance
It’s a delicate balance
Intergalactic truth love-manic wreaking havoc in the most beautiful manner

Love magic
Space magic
I believe in magic
Oh I believe
Initiating fade out now
Dutiful fade out
Magical fade out

Jeremy Tuplin

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