like "Magic" on his own, which was released as the lead single for their sixth album, Ghost Stories (2014). Apparatjik In 2008, Berryman formed a supergroup called Apparatjik with Magne Furuholmen from A-ha, Jonas Bjerre of Mew and producer Martin Terefe. Their first song, "Ferreting", was released as part of Songs for Survival, a charity album for Survival International. It also served as the musical theme for BBC Two series Amazon (2008). The band's debut live performance was held at the 11th CTM Festival, in Berlin, Germany. On 1 February 2010, their debut album We Are Here was released for digital download through their official website. In the next year, the group released Apparatjik World, an iPad application which contained songs the fans could help them produce. After 10 editions of the project, a final version titled Square Peg in a Round Hole (2012) was made available, being their second album and first physical release. On 20 March 2020, the band released a single called "Julia" on YouTube. However, it remains unknown whether or not Berryman contributed to the track, given he has not performed live with other members since 2011. Business ventures Along with two friends and car specialists, he created The Road Rat in 2019, a collectable quarterly magazine which celebrates classic automobiles. They do not intend to cover on-diary stories as "each issue is meant to be timeless". Berryman runs the project from his garage, being its creative director as well. In October 2020, he launched Applied Art Forms, a fashion label inspired by utilitarian, workwear, and military clothing. During an interview for British GQ, he stated "form and function are everything and, in designing the core pieces for this collection, I was driven by the need to create clothes that were the consummate expression of great design and perfect fabrics", further adding his main focus is on longevity, creating "styles that are relatively timeless, made from materials that will last and age beautifully". Applied Art Forms does occasional updates rather than following the seasonal fashion calendar. In the same year, he co-founded Bodyhero, a plant-based products start-up. His personal collection of clothes (which included Helmut Lang and Jil Sander pieces) was partially donated to Marrkt in 2022, with proceeds going to Save the Children's relief efforts on the war in Ukraine. Other projects Berryman guested on Magne Furuholmen's debut album Past Perfect Future Tense (2004) along