Reggae leads Cornerstone's sound, with African music, ska, jazz and rhythm and blues also feeding the repertoire. Gospel and country widen the musical selection further, giving your wedding varied music that moves comfortably beyond one genre. Most of the emphasis remains on reggae, so that is the clearest musical thread to consider when picturing the band in your day. Their own description places quality at the heart of how the music is delivered. Cornerstone's strongest point is the breadth surrounding that reggae centre, offering several contrasting colours within one group's work.
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Reggae sits at the centre and everything else grows out from it. African music, ska, jazz, R and B, hip hop, gospel and country all find their way into a Cornerstone Band set, which is a wider spread than most bands attempt in one night. They reckon nobody else in the country puts that particular mix together, and listening to it, they've got a point. Perth based.
Instruments are theirs. What they need from the venue is speakers and a mixing board, which most rooms that host live music already have sitting there. If yours doesn't, that's the thing to sort out before the date, since a band this size can't play unamplified in a full room.
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