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TinPan Orange
Genre: Roots, Indie
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: Emily Lubitz - Voice and Guitar Jesse Lubitz - Guitar and Voice Alex Burkoy - Violin, Mandolin and Guitar
Sounds Like: Joni Mitchell, Clare Bowditch, Nora Jones
Influences: ani difranco, leonard cohen, Johnny Cash

Unearthed Artists We Like: HUSKY , Mama Kin


Melbourne folk outfit Tinpan Orange are set to release their third LP, The Bottom Of The Lake, the follow up to their 2007 gem Death, Love and Buildings.

Recorded between two home studios in Melbourne and Fairhaven on Victoria’s Great Ocean Road. Mixed by Adam Rhodes at Sing Sing and mastered by Ross Cockle at Sing Sing, The Bottom Of The Lake is the debut producing effort from Harry Angus (The Cat Empire).

The first single off the album, Lovely, is a love letter dripping in the sweetness of Emily Lubitz’s voice and wrapped in the glorious strings of Alex Burkoy.

Tinpan Orange are songwriting siblings Jesse and Emily Lubitz, and string maestro Alex Burkoy. They have spent the past year winning hearts at venues across the country and joining the line ups of the country’s biggest summer festivals.

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Lovely
rating:  4/5
An absolutely gorgeous little song. Timeless.
triplej



La La La
rating:  5/5
wellllllllllllllll played.




Lovely
rating:  5/5
a 'lovely' song, a beauitful piece of music, I have been lucky enough to experience it live :)




La La La
rating:  5/5
Possibly one of my favourite songs on the album but it is so difficult to choose when you absolutely love the sound their producing... TinPan is by f...
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This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.