The St Luce Brothers are back to unite listeners with their second single ‘Football Makes the World Go Round‘. Collaborating with Hillyfield Academy to release a charity project. Proceeds will be going to the Leyton Orient Trust. A charity which relies on donations and grants to deliver health, wellbeing education and life-skills programmes. In ‘Football Makes the World Go Round’, the brothers were inspired to embrace the community that football provides, what they and many and others would call the ‘spirit of the game’. With an acoustic feel and easygoing harmonies, this song offers a chilled and lighthearted side from the St Luce Brothers.You can also look forward to an accompanying music video, paying homage to St Luce Brother’s history and iconic football stadium Wembley Stadium. ‘Football Makes the World Go Round’ is a tasteful tribute to football and a warm welcome to first time listeners of the group. Offering a unique perspective, St Luce Brothers are coming into the scene with wholehearted respect and promising talent.
The St Luce Brothers a brand-new musical trio based in Walthamstow, East London. Together, Joshua, Caleb and Matthew stand as a talented group of singers, songwriters and producers set to make a name in the industry. The last few years have seen them performing covers all around London, impressing audiences with their soulful performances and charisma. This time around, the brothers are set to bring their own originally composed, written and produced sound to the forefront. Taking inspiration from Gospel, Soul, Pop, Rhythm & blues, Hip Hop, Country and even Opera, the group have a whole lot to offer. Their last single ‘Hold Me Close’ marked their arrival, signaling a journey of success for the St Luce Brothers. They are just getting started, and ‘Football Makes the World Go Round’ is the next step as they pave their own way in the industry.
In a time where the Qatar 2022 World Cup has been riddled with corruption, bribery, slavery and the ostracising of the LGBTQ+ community, this offering by St Luce Brothers is most welcome.
Influences
The Winans, The Migos, Andre Crouch, Jackson Fives, Bee Gees, Temptations, The Beatles, O’Jays, Boyz 2 Men
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