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ROYAL
ROYAL formed as a duo with Kye Gibbon and Chad Richardson in London. Their first single "Rebel" got attention for its mix of R&B, hip-hop, and soul. They put...
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ROYAL formed as a duo with Kye Gibbon and Chad Richardson in London. Their first single "Rebel" got attention for its mix of R&B, hip-hop, and soul. They put out an album called The Royal Treatment, then followed it with Reality Check and Here and Now.
Gibbon handled vocals while Richardson wrote lyrics, and they had a rhythm section with drummer Luke Lucas and bassist Josh Wilkinson. Their music sometimes drew criticism for being outspoken, but they kept making what they wanted to make.
They never became a household name, but "Rebel" stuck around. You might still hear it in a film or TV show now and then.
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