Taken from his latest album, Elysium, Fall Apart is the sound of Julian Shah-Taylor doing what he does best—creating a new musical future for discerning musical aficionados to bathe in. It is the sound of his oft-Bowie-esque inclinations being channelled through slightly melancholic yet urgent and infectious synth-driven music turned into poised and pathos propelled pop.
Yet for all its drive and energy, which builds to a glorious crescendo as the song heads towards its final destination, it is a song that he wished he had never had to write concerning the break up of the relationship which runs through the whole of Elysium. But then, as a creative and artist, a musician and performer, where better to turn for redemption and catharsis than to the act of songwriting?
