Singer, songwriter, producer Julian Shah-Tayler, the Singularity

Singer, songwriter, producer Julian Shah-Tayler also known as the Singularity is a multi-instrumentalist who makes "electro rock new wave 'intellipop' for the 30th century. " Born in Leeds, England he now makes his home in Los Angeles, California.  Classically trained on piano and self-taught in guitar, Julian has worked with numerous musical projects including musicians and producers such as Grammy Award-winning record producer, Robert Margouleff, who produced Stevie Wonders'  most critically acclaimed albums, Talking Book and Innervisions and Devo's 1980 studio album, Freedom of Choice producing the hit single, "Whip It."  Julian has also worked with Bananarama's Siobhan Fahey and Nouvelle Vague.   One of Julian's latest single, "Devil Knows" (Ruby Rock version ) is a collaboration with Bauhaus' bassist David J, guitarist Mark Gemini Thwaite and drummer Marc Slutsky, the three musicians who were a part of Bauhaus' Peter Murphy's International Bauhaus Ruby celebration tour.  Julian is also known for his successful work and contribution in TV and film licenses, such as Disney's Maleficent, Plush and Riot on RedChurch Street. He won a Golden Trailer award, along with Daisy O'Dell for his work with Lana Del Rey. In addition to his busy schedule he also performs in his tribute bands: David Bowie Tribute Band called "The Band That Fell To Earth," "Strangelove," (Depeche Mode Tribute Band) and "The Cured", where he sings and plays the keyboard for a Cure tribute Band. His most recent EP is called The Torment Suite available now.https://www.julianshahtayler.comhttps://thesingularitymusic.bandcamp.com/