If your wedding plans include a singer who has interpreted both Beyonce and a blues classic, Diana Rouvas would be an interesting choice to explore. Her performances of Love on Top by Beyonce and Stormy Monday, written by T Bone Walker, show two distinct sides of her interpretation. She began touring as a backing vocalist for Tina Arena at seventeen and later recorded an original EP with Rufus. Her appearance on the first season of The Voice brought her into the final eight, finishing fifth overall. For you, the draw would be that meeting of a singer's own recording work, collaborative experience and a taste for songs with very different musical roots.
Watch Diana Rouvas perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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