For a couple with a soft spot for pop songwriting, Bachelor Girl would make a wedding performance feel connected to a particular chapter in your own listening life. Lead vocalist Tania Doko formed the duo with musician, arranger and producer James Roche in nineteen ninety two. Their breakthrough came six years later with Buses and Trains, followed by Treat Me Good and the debut album Waiting For The Day. The album reached the ARIA top twenty, while Buses and Trains became the most played song on Australian radio that year. You could give those songs a place after the meal, when a featured set becomes something everyone can gather around.
Watch Bachelor Girl perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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