Flash Brothers
The Flash Brothers are Samuel and Michael Crooke, a duo from London who started getting attention in the early 2000s. They built a reputation with live shows...
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The Flash Brothers are Samuel and Michael Crooke, a duo from London who started getting attention in the early 2000s. They built a reputation with live shows on the UK club circuit before their track 'Amen' came out in 2009. That song became their biggest hit, reaching the top of charts in Europe.
'Amen' is a dance track with a pulsing bassline and an anthemic chorus that connected with a wide audience. After its release, they put out albums including 'Flash Brothers' in 2010 and 'Rise' in 2013. Their work during this period mixed dance with R&B and hip-hop elements.
The brothers were known for being somewhat private and not always following industry expectations, which drew occasional criticism alongside their commercial success.
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