time. Dumb Baby Sounds In 2010, Lloyd, by now living in Newcastle, began recording again, covering the Nine Inch Nails song, "Hurt" and the Velvet Underground's "Femme Fatale". Later that year, Lloyd made the films Blue Parade and Chills as the first steps of a new multimedia project Dumb Baby Sounds. In June 2011, Lloyd made the film At the End of Everything for a song of the same name. Lloyd is the principle producer, singer, songwriter and instrumentalist in Dumb Baby Sounds. "Rain Dancing", released on 9 September 2011 was the Dumb Baby Sounds debut single. The follow-up, "World on Fire", was released on 23 April 2012. Both songs were written and produced by Lloyd. An accompanying film using the montage work of Dumb Baby Sounds guitarist Johnny Seven was made to accompany the release of "World on Fire". In November 2012, Lloyd wrote, produced and performed "Dress Me Good", editing and creating the images to accompany the composition. In December of the same year, Lloyd produced the John VII – Seven Minutes project, a collection of seven separate pieces, all one minute long, written and recorded in seven days. The Seven Minutes EP was made available as a legal free download on SoundCloud. John VII In 2013, Lloyd, having been the guiding force behind 2012's Seven Minutes project, focussed on creating John VII as an offshoot to Dumb Baby Sounds. The first single "In Babylon" was given a worldwide release on 31 January 2013. The third John VII single "Dress Me Good" was released on 29 July. Lloyd is the sole producer/composer behind the John VII project. Discography Singles with Uropa Lula "Our Love Has Just Begun" b/w "I've Suddenly Remembered Something" (ARIST476, 1982) (as Uropa Lula) "Fell Upon a Jewel" b/w "She Appears to Vanish" (ARIST498, 1983) (as Uropa Lula) "Dad Sings the Blues" b/w "Surely There Must Be Some Mistake" (ARIST 540, July 1983) (as Viva Lula) Compilation appearances "Our Love Has Just Begun" featured on Hardest Hits Volume 1, SPG Music Productions (1991) References External links Dumb Baby Sounds Living people English male singers English songwriters Year of birth missing (living people) Musicians from Newcastle upon Tyne British multimedia artists British male songwriters