Stephen Singleton is a British musician best known as a member of the influential band ABC, formed in the early 1980s. ABC is often associated with the New Romantic movement, which blended pop, rock, and electronic music, characterized by its stylish aesthetics and sophisticated production. Singleton served as the band's saxophonist and contributed to their distinctive sound. ABC's debut album, *Lexicon of Love* (1982), was a critical and commercial success, featuring hits like "Look of Love" and "Poison Arrow." The album is celebrated for its lush arrangements and lyrical depth, largely shaped by producer Trevor Horn. Singleton's saxophone work played a crucial role in the band's melodic and rhythmic identity. Although ABC's commercial peak was in the 1980s, Singleton's contributions to music extend beyond the band, as he has engaged in various solo projects and collaborations. His impact lies in his role in shaping the sound of synth-pop and new wave music, influencing future generations of artists with his innovative approach to instrumentation and production. Singleton's work remains a testament to the era's creative vibrancy, marking him as a significant figure in the evolution of modern pop music.