Signs that Jordan Stephens and Harley Alexander-Sule were destined to come together as a duo first started over two decades ago. At around 10 years old they both moved from London to Brighton where they attended different secondary schools but mixed with the same circles, playing on rival football teams.

Fate brought both of them from Brighton to the world-famous BRIT school, which nurtured creative talents such as Adele, Amy Winehouse and Tom Holland.

Inspired by the sound of Mike Skinner and The Streets, Jordan invited Harley into the studio to record some lyrics one day. Their first efforts received a positive reaction and in August 2011, aged 19 years old, Jordan and Harley had become Rizzle Kicks, and found themselves with the world at their feet.

Instead of going to Reading Festival that year, like their friends, they were headlining the BBC Introducing stage, while also sat at number one in the UK charts alongside Olly Murs with Heart Skips a Beat. Their own single, Down With The Trumpets was also in the UK Top 10 that very same week.

Their exciting forthcoming project sees them return to the pop music space sober, both in love and equipped with life lessons, self-awareness and self development they've built on separately - all the while retaining their sense of humour that always set them apart from other artists.