The Dualers is currently Tyber Cranstoun with his band who perform reggae, soul and ska music. Until a year ago, Tyber's brother Si was also part of the group, but he left to pursue a solo career.
The brothers grew up in the south east of England and would busk on the streets and in clubs, developing a loyal fan following with their lively performances. At the time they performed cover versions of songs they listened to growing up.
"Kiss On The Lips", their debut single, entered the charts in 2004 even though it had little airplay or media coverage. After two more big selling singles, they finally released their debut album "The Melting Pot" in 2006. The vocal stylings of the brothers complement each other's voices perfectly and are backed up by a strong brass section. The lively and charming sound of the brothers promised to get the audiences dancing throughout.
"The Cooking Pot" was their second album and was also well received. The Dualers, now without Si, are currently working on their third album which
is due out this summer and will be promoting it by touring the UK this year.
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