A man's voice and a woman's voice sharing the front of a six piece, with piano, guitar, bass and drums behind them. That pairing lets 4te move between Ain't No Mountain High Enough and Uptown Funk, then All of Me, when the room needs a slow one. Standards and screen songs get a look in too: Sway, A Whole New World. Four years of weddings, festivals and fundraisers around Melbourne sit behind them, and a DJ option keeps the songs coming between sets. For weddings they meet the two of you soon after you confirm, to pin down requests and the shape of the night. The moment to hear them is when the plates are cleared and the two voices take turns pulling people up, a duet first, then the floor.
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What it costs
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Songs 4te Music can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
- A whole New World- Ain't No Mountain High Enough- All of Me- Attention- Baby Come Back- Beauty and the Beast- Because of You- Can you feel the love tonight- Can't Help Falling in Love- Can't Stop the Feeling- Can't Take my Eyes off of You- Chunky- Dancing in the Moonlight- Dive- Done for Me- Everything- Falling all in You- Feel Good Inc.- Feel Good- Feeling Good- Fly My to the Moon- Heaven- Home- I wanna dance with somebody- I won't give up- If i ain't got you- Isn't she lovely- Just the way you are- La Vi En Rose- Lost in Japan- Lucky- Magic- Moves like a Jagger- New Light- Nothing on you- One Dance- Say a little Prayer- September- Shut up and dance- Slow Hands- Sober- Sugar- Sway- That's what i like- The Fighter- There's nothing holding me back- Thinking Out Loud- Treasure- Uptown Funk- Valerie- What do you mean- What makes you beautiful- Wildheart- With You- The Weekend
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What to expect
Live music played well, by people who do this for a living. That is the whole promise, and for most events it is honestly the thing that matters. No gimmick attached to it. You book quality players, they turn up prepared, and the music for your event is handled properly from the first song to the last. Sometimes that is exactly enough.
On the day
Allow at least two hours before your event starts for the band to load in and set up. Build that into your run sheet, especially if the room is being used for something else beforehand or if the guests arrive early.
Set List
The list keeps growing, so treat this as a snapshot of what 4te have played rather than a fixed menu. Soul and Motown sit at the heart of it with Ain't No Mountain High Enough, Isn't She Lovely, Say a Little Prayer and September. There's a big pop stretch: Can't Stop the Feeling, Uptown Funk, Treasure, Sugar, Shut Up and Dance, Attention, Moves Like Jagger, What Makes You Beautiful, One Dance and There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back. Ballads and first-dance material come from All of Me, Thinking Out Loud, Just the Way You Are, If I Ain't Got You, I Won't Give Up and Can't Help Falling in Love. And there's a soft spot for the older standards and screen songs, so Fly Me to the Moon, La Vie en Rose, Sway, Feeling Good, Can't Take My Eyes Off You, Valerie, A Whole New World, Beauty and the Beast and Can You Feel the Love Tonight all turn up.
Performance options
You can book the 6 piece band on its own, or the band with a DJ so the music keeps running between and after live sets. A wireless microphone for MCs and speeches can be added as well. Their own sound system handles a function room holding 200 to 300 guests. A couple of practical notes: quotes assume up to 30 minutes travel from Melbourne city and a two hour set up, with anything beyond that quoted separately, each performing member needs a meal at evening events, and for weddings they'll organise a meeting with the couple or your coordinator soon after you confirm, to lock in requests and details.