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The Amazing Royal Crowns
The Amazing Royal Crowns formed around guitarist and vocalist Austin Warfield, bassist Jake Russell, and drummer Alex Castillo. They released their debut...
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The Amazing Royal Crowns formed around guitarist and vocalist Austin Warfield, bassist Jake Russell, and drummer Alex Castillo. They released their debut single 'Mr. Fix It' in 2004, which became their most recognizable track.
Their discography includes albums like 'The Royal Treatment' from 2006, 'Hearts on Fire' from 2008, 'Unbreakable' from 2010, and 'Phoenix Rising' from 2012. These records followed their initial single and continued their output through the late 2000s and early 2010s.
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