King & Country
King & Country are brothers Luke and Joel Smallbone, who started making music together in 2009. They grew up in a Christian home and got their start playing...
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King & Country are brothers Luke and Joel Smallbone, who started making music together in 2009. They grew up in a Christian home and got their start playing at local churches. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2011, and the single 'Into The Silent Night' helped bring them a wider audience.
They've put out several albums since then, including 'Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong.' in 2014 and 'Burn the Ships' in 2018. Songs like 'Joy To The World' and 'Light It Up' show their mix of pop and rock with straightforward lyrics about faith. In 2013, Luke spoke openly about dealing with depression, which connected with some listeners.
The brothers have worked with other artists like Tori Kelly and Dolly Parton on recordings.
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