The Richard Siblings: Canada’s rising gospel stars making waves in local churches and beyond

Nurlika, Tyler and Nurley Jr Richard, known as The Richard Siblings, are a young group of Gospel singers that are born and based in Canada.

Nurlika is the lead vocalist, Tyler is the keyboardist and beat producer and Nurley Jr is the accoustic drummer. Nurley Jr started drumming at 5 years old pretending his feet had a pedal and his hands had drum sticks. He always had a rhythmical vibe since then while Nurlika started singing at 6 years old at home covering gospel songs. The first song she ever sang was “My redeemer lives” by Nicole C. Mullen. As for Tyler, he started his keyboard journey when he was 7 years old and now plays at church. They are also in the church choir.

These young musicians started singing at home then progressed outdoors. Performing at various places such as local churches, restaurants, special events and school concerts.

They’ve covered multiple Gospel songs like “Made a way” by Travis Green, “Supernatural” by Frank Edwards, “Hold On To Me” by Lauren Daigle, “No Longer Slaves” by Tasha Cobbs and many more.

During the pandemic, they had a little fun time by covering many songs and sending them to a radio station in Canada like “Hills and Valley” by Tauren Wells.

None the less, they are a group worth listening to full of potential.