his own company providing bespoke illumination and lighting installations. After a brief break, Vere changed direction and produced an award-winning series of educational DVDs called Here Comes A...! for pre-school aged children; topics include live action films about tractors, diggers, trains and fire engines. The business moved online in early 2017 as Kids Trucks TV and has become a phenomenal success on YouTube. In May 2016, Vere was credited with writing the songs "Viva Love", "Flames of Desire", "Kiss Me Goodbye" and "Ten Below Zero" on the Top 5 ABC album Lexicon of Love II. Grand Theft Auto V In 2013, the band’s song “Living In A Box” was featured on the soundtrack of the action adventure video game Grand Theft Auto V, created by Rockstar Games. It is the second biggest selling video game of all time with 160 million units sold, as of April 2018. Living in a Box reform In 2016, Living in a Box reformed with British soul singer Kenny Thomas replacing Darbyshire. In summer 2022, they announced via Twitter that they have a new singer, Bryan Chambers. Since they have reformed, the band has appeared at live festival events in the UK such as Let's Rock, Rewind and Flashback and continue to play gigs on a regular basis. Legacy The song "Living in a Box" was later covered by Bobby Womack, who had also worked with Living in a Box on the single, "So the Story Goes". Personnel Current members Anthony "Tich" Critchlow – drums (1985–1990, 2016–present) Marcus Charles Vere – keyboards, synthesizers (1985–1990, 2016–present) Bryan Chambers – vocals (2022–present) Past members Richard Darbyshire – vocals, guitar (1985–1990) Kenny Thomas – vocals (2016–2022) Discography Studio albums Singles References External links Richard Darbyshire official website Discogs.com entry [ Living in a Box biography and discography] at AllMusic website Musical groups established in 1985 Musical groups disestablished in 1990 Musical groups reestablished in 2016 English pop music groups Chrysalis Records artists Musical groups from Sheffield Sophisti-pop musical groups 1985 establishments in England English funk musical groups