Julian Shah-Tayler has released his new video for the single titled ‘Fall Apart’. As a somber and slightly melancholic transition from his latest album ‘Elysium‘ to that great blank slate known as the future, Julian’s creativity and signature sound is at that next step of evolution.
Julian is one of those artists that quickly become that not so hidden gem in your album collection or Spotify playlist. While I think his music demands the power behind a full stereo, the feeling of each track shines just as well on earbuds.
With ‘Fall Apart’, both the video and song convey the artistry and energy of Julian as an artist and shows the world that originality is alive and well in the music scene. While the song is as signature as anything on ‘Elysium’, there is a catalyst within the song that precipitates what lies next in this organically legendary musical journey. A bridge, so to speak, to that next set of songs. ‘Fall Apart’, to me, is a timestamp. Not just for the artist, but for me, as a listener. It is now something I can listen to again and again. To enjoy, or employ as a soundtrack to a future memory. It has that type of staying power. A certain panache lets you feel as you listen.
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About Julian Shah-Tayler
It’s been a good few years for: singer/songwriter/producer/remixer Julian Shah-Tayler aka The Singularity. He is currently very proud to be working with the legendary Mike Garson (David Bowie), David J (Bauhaus), Carmine Rojas (Bowie), Alain Whyte (Morrissey) and Robert Margouleff (Stevie Wonder/ Devo) on his next originals album “Honne/Tatame”. He finished executive producing the Aladdin Sane 50th anniversary cover album “Forget that I’m 50” in 2023 with special guests including Gene Loves Jezebel, Human Drama and Beck Black among many others.
His 2022 album Elysium was #4 album of the year on “New Wave Podcast” and the single “End of the Line – Official David Chatfield Remix” was eligible for Grammy nomination as well as the single “Melt” being voted #18 single of 2022 by listeners of popular radio programme “Subculture Shock”. He is honoured to have remixed Wayne Hussey of Mission UK (a childhood hero) with Beauty in Chaos on their remix album as well as several other remixes on their followup female vocal album. His guest vocal on the Beauty in Chaos single “Kiss Me Goodbye” has a fantastic video……
His version of “In Your Room” and contribution to “Sister of Night” were on a number one Depeche Mode covers album in Germany He is deep into his upcoming podcast “#bowiephiles” with interviews already conducted with Nick Launay, Mike Score, Michael Aston, Carmine Rojas and many more scheduled.
He is also thrilled to have won his heat as “Oscar Wilder” of Strangelove the Depeche Mode Experience in the E! Networks show “Clash Of The Cover Bands” “Actors on Actors” which he scored won two Emmys. He won a “Golden Trailer” award for his work with Lana Del Ray on Disney’s “Maleficent” trailer. He also had one of his songs performed by “Tellavision” for Bill Clinton, Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese during “Unite for Humanity”charity event at the Oscars.
Three of his songs were the “hits” for the focus band in the music movie “Plush” directed by Catherine Hardwicke (Twilight). He also recorded a sadly unreleased album with Joaquin Phoenix and Antony Langdon (Spacehog) as well as musical directing Island Def Jam artist Kerli. 4 of his songs cowritten with Siobhan Fahey (Bananarama/Shakespear’s Sister) were the main songs for the Astrid Angel band in the movie “Riot On Redchurch St” directed by “Trip City” and Martin Amis’ “Money” author/director Trevor Miller. His remix of Nico’s “These Days” with Daisy O’Dell was featured as KCRW’s “one to watch” He also cofounded a charity called “Art Angeles teaching underprivileged kids music in Watts.
His Song “Talking In Your Sleep” won the ASCAP/Homegrown Hits best song of 2013 earning sponsorship from Protools and ESP guitars
Personal Bio
Born in Leeds, England and educated at Hogwarts(truly!) all the way to a philosophy degree at York university, Julian moved to London as a singer songwriter with classical training on piano and self taught on guitar.
After abortive record deals with Alan McGee he joined hip electro clash outfit “Whitey” as co-writer/guitarist recording many of the songs in his nascent home studio. After a complete breakdown in communication, Julian moved to Los Angeles to pursue his own project and had further success with licenses in TV and film in the USA.
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