The Dualers

The Dualers are a British ska and reggae band originally formed in South East London. Known for their infectious rhythms and vibrant live performances, the group was started by brothers Tyber and Si Cranstoun, who first made a name for themselves by busking on the streets. Their unique blend of classic Jamaican ska, reggae, and soul quickly earned them a loyal following, and they broke into the UK music scene with the 2004 single "Kiss on the Lips," which reached the UK Top 30 — an impressive feat for an unsigned act at the time.

Over the years, The Dualers have developed a reputation for their energetic shows and genre-blending sound, drawing inspiration from legends like Desmond Dekker and The Skatalites. With albums like "Reggae Street," "Back to Paradise," and "Palm Trees and 80 Degrees," they've continued to chart independently and sell out venues across the UK. Now led by Tyber Cranstoun and backed by a full band, The Dualers remain a standout act in the British ska and reggae revival scene.

Genres

Ska

Rocksteady

Reggae

Ska Revival

Traditional Ska

Roots Reggae

Pop

Alternative

R&b

Soul

Funk

Dancehall

Dub

Latest Release

Beach Life

The Dualers

Album - 13 Tracks - Released November 21, 2025