The chemistry between Fishell and his bandmates, Brian McRae on drums and Mario Pagliarulo on bass, is undeniable. Their tight-knit rhythm section provides the foundation for Fishell to unleash his electrifying guitar solos and deliver his impassioned vocals. The synergy between the musicians is palpable, adding an extra layer of intensity to the album. Having stormed the singles charts twice before and achieved a No.11 position in the UK National Album Charts, with their 2019 album “Palm Trees and 80 Degrees” and extensive play on BBC National daytime radio, South London’s much-loved Ska and Reggae band return with a brand new album of original ska and Reggae songs The rich glory of summer’s warm touch has begun to fleet. The days grow shorter and the night slowly encroaching on the light of day and, with it, brings the coming chill of Autumn. Is not fitting, then, that we take one last bask in the sunlight? From their early days of busking on the streets of South-east London to headlining the OVO Arena Wembley, The Dualers have built up a massive following of fans all around the world.

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Not Out – From the Edge of Life to the Gift of Kindness Saving Him, Adam Lanceley Reaches a Century of Songs Records the default button state of the corresponding category & the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie. Sunny Days” highlights the band’s amazing pace, singing, horns and guitar. The band has to jam this one at their shows and an acoustic version would be so cool to hear someday. It’s an impressive song and a great way to cool down the pace while setting the album’s tone. Lewis, Henry (31 October 2017). "The Dualers interview: Ska's in their eyes". London: Skiddle.com . Retrieved 23 November 2017. The Dualers have supported Madness at their large outdoor concerts and played headline gigs at Indigo O2, Fairfield Halls in Croydon and the Churchill Theatre in Bromley. [1] History [ edit ]Padin, Malvika (12 August 2022). "The Dualers leave us feeling happy with new album 'Voices From the Sun' ". Earmilk . Retrieved 17 August 2022. Sitting in the heart of the Copr Bay development, Swansea Arena is a landmark 3,500 capacity multi-purpose indoor arena which opened its doors in March 2022. Wearing hats indoors at night in a church on a very hot night might seem incredulous and even lead singer and founding member Tyber commented his mum wouldn’t approve, but persevere they did. Including the audience by encouraging participation had the place singing and the walls rang to the reggae choir that formed for one night only in Brighton. Sir Keir also renewed calls for a "humanitarian pause" in the fighting so desperately needed aid can flow through to Gaza.

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London Mayor Sadiq Khan, Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and Scottish Labour Leader Anas Sarwar have all publicly come out against the party line. Tyber concluded the evening with a shameless plug of his very own bar – Tyber’s Rum Bar in Tunbridge Wells, which he has put over to reggae and ska music. Head Records in Leamington Spa is an Independent Record Shop (and so much more) based in the Royal Priors Shopping Centre.

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From their early days of busking on the streets of South-east London to headlining the OVO Arena Wembley, The Dualers have built up a massive following of fans all around the world. Having stormed the singles charts twice before and achieved a No.11 position in the UK National Album Charts, with their 2019 album “Palm Trees and 80 Degrees” and extensive play on BBC National daytime radio, South London’s much-loved Ska and Reggae band return with a brand new album of original ska and Reggae songs The 9-piece Jamaican Rhythm & Blues band from South East London head to Swansea Arena on their “Voices From The Sun” 2023 tour. The song “ Got That Smile” is a classic reggae love song and once again mixes old school with a vibrant and fresh sound. The Dualers write music that you can feel and also relate to. This is one of our favorites on the album. A tune of note was ‘Country Roads’ (the classic John Denver song from 1971) given the inevitable reggae slant – West Virginia substituted by West Jamaica – which was included as a tribute to a close friend who had recently passed away. The Dualers started out in 1999 as a busking duo of Si Christone and Tyber O'Neil [6] (brothers Simon David Cranstoun and Jonathan Lloyd Cranstoun) who could be found on the streets of Bromley, Canterbury, Croydon, Kingston and Romford playing a mix of doo-wop, pop and ska.

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This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( May 2022) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) From their early days of busking on the streets of South-east London to headlining the OVO Arena Wembley, The Dualers have built up a massive following of fans all around the world. Voices From The Sun’ features Tyber Cranstoun’s infectious vocals that are tinged with soul, emotion and rawness that provide a big element of The Dualers unique and irresistible sound. Piano and guitars ebb and flow in between, glimmering in the mix and providing the perfect canvas for Tyber’s vocals to be painted on. The drums are filled with groove and are sure to entice anyone who listens in and work hand in glove with a funky bass line.In his speech Sir Keir argued that Israel has a fundamental right to defend itself - but must do so in the confines of international law. This cookie is used by Issuu analytic system to gather information regarding visitor activity on Issuu products. SIR Keir Starmer today stood firmly by his decision to reject calls for a ceasefire in Gaza, as the number of dissenting Labour voices grow. saw the release of the hotly anticipated album, ‘Palm Trees & 80 Degrees’ which stormed into the UK album chart at No.11, reached No.2 in the independent chart and No.1 in the reggae chart. With the heat and the thumping reggae beat we could easily have been on a Jamaican beach, sipping rum and smoking …. Well you know.