Bev Sage’s experiences in performance, sound and vision are wide-ranging. She was one half, together with Steve Fairnie, of the 1980s electronic pop-duo the Techno Twins a.k.a. The Technos. They had UK chart success with 'Falling in Love Again' and Sage was also a featured artist on the Modern Romance song 'Queen of the Rapping Scene (Nothing Ever Goes the Way You Plan)', which she performed on Top of the Pops. Sage was a recording artist on numerous albums and signed to Warner Brothers as a songwriter. Sage's vocals were also recorded for Monty Python's film 'The Meaning of Life', and she has featured on numerous other music and arts projects. 
- Fish Co – Can’t Be Bad (1975)
- Writz – Night Nurse single (1979)
- Writz – Writz (1979)
- Famous Names Holiday Romance single (1980)
- Writz – Movies single (1979)
- Famous Names – Venetian Blind (unreleased album, 1981)
- Techno Twins – Falling In Love (1981)
- Techno Twins – Can’t Help Falling In Love single + K&Q (1981)
- Techno Twins – Swing Together & Beautiful Women in Bermuda Shorts (1982)
- Techno Twins – Technostalgia (1982)
- Techno Orchestra – Casualtease (1982)
- Various Artists – Curious Collection (compilation album; 1983)
- The Technos – Foreign Land single (1983)
- The Technos – Nightime Heaven/Hype single (1984)
- The Technos – Spirit of the Thing single (1984)
- The Technos – Foreign Land album (1985)
- The Technos – Falling In Love Again single (1985)
- The Technos – Foreign Land single (1985)
- The Technos – Foreign Land single (1985)
- The Technos – Songs For A Nervous World album (1988)
Falling in Love Again - Techno Twins (featuring Bev Sage and Steve Fairnie; 1981)
Top of the Pops - Modern Romance featuring Bev Sage as Queen of the Rapping Scene (1982)
Modern Romance featuring Bev Sage as Queen of the Rapping Scene (1982)