Their music often makes use of high-tempos, breakdowns, gang vocals and singalongs. Audience members clambered onto the stage to join in singalongs. They used to have regular family singalongs, inviting area musicians to join in. Like the Chamberlin keyboard, the Rhythmate was intended for family singalongs. The same song has been included on Avondale Records' 2004 release, "Singalongs & Shanties 2". In 2017 the Jalan Crossland Band released the album "Singalongs for the Apocalypse".