Style Factory France goes live

Style Factory France

Style Factory France

As you may know I run a tech / app reviews business, Style Factory.

I’m pleased to have recently launched a French version of the site, at www.stylefactoryproductions.com/fr/

Currently in BETA mode, the new site contains French versions of some of Style Factory’s most popular articles, including the company’s

Any feedback on the new content very welcome.

Some Electric Picnic pics

Playing Electric Picnic was definitely on the 'bucket list' for me so I'm really pleased that I got to do that as part of Five Grand Stereo recently. A few pics below - thanks to Ciara McSmalla and Daniel Singleton for taking them.

Picture by Ciara McSmalla

Picture by Ciara McSmalla

Picture by Ciara McSmalla

Picture by Ciara McSmalla

Picture by Daniel Singleton

Picture by Daniel Singleton

Picture by Daniel Singleton

Picture by Daniel Singleton

Twisted City is 10

So my record Twisted City is 10 years old. Fancy that. Here's a little mini-documentary about how it was made and what it's about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l8n9RLLcdg

A mini documentary about the making of Chris Singleton's first album, 'Twisted CIty'. Features tracks from the album, commentary and a host of unseen photographs from album photoshoots (and a few bad haircuts to boot). Download the album free at http://www.chrissingletonmusic.com

Aaaaah. It's the Bee Gees. Being murdered.

Had band members Michael Kirkland and Ben Woollacott round to do some recording yesterday. We had a lot of fun putting down three part harmonies on a few tracks for the new album. I guess we thought we were being the Beatles on 'Because' or The Beach Boys on 'Pet Sounds' but listening back like we were being more like the Bee Gees really, only sans medallions and sexy outfits and being murdered.

You can watch the quite amusing results here. First you hear the ungodly sound of us singing alone at the start of the video, and then at the end you'll get to hear the track with all our ahem, bits put together.

Chris Singleton, Ben Woollacott and Michael Kirkland attempt to sing some very high notes on a track called 'This Stuff'.