An icon followed and acclaimed for his innovative flair by many of the industry's top names, Tinley was a member of Britain's first Acid house band (The Garden of Eden), formed with fashion's Pam Hogg and Kiss FM's Steve Jackson.
His ingenious and original use of digital audio programming has since shaped the sound of bands such as Adamski, Duran Duran and The Dandy Warhols.
Responsible for a major shift in Duran Duran's sound with the Medazzaland release, an album heavily influenced by Tinley's unique programming style, he has finally made some of his own music available with the release of a new solo EP, a collection of six of his tracks providing a taster in the style of his forthcoming studio album.
Tracks are available from
iTunes Music Store and more detail on the career of this gifted and unconventional musician can be found on his web site .
