As guests arrive, Matt's instrumental guitar could give your wedding a soulful mix of blues, jazz, Spanish and pop. His repertoire includes A Thousand Years, Moondance, Bridal March and What a Wonderful World, alongside many other familiar pieces. You can choose solo guitar, a duo with a female vocalist, or a DJ set tailored across lounge, funk, rock, hip hop, house, disco and more. A contemporary music degree and guitar performances across Australia sit behind those options, with DJ work in Australia and overseas. The loveliest place to hear him may be around the ceremony, before the day moves towards the broader DJ repertoire.
Watch Matt perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Matt customises for whatever the occasion is, which is easier when you can do three different jobs. He has a degree in contemporary music, has played guitar in bands right across Australia, and has DJ experience picked up in New Zealand, Japan and Europe as well as at home. That's a wider grounding than most, and it shows in the selection. Expect music matched to the atmosphere you're after, whether that's a quiet dinner, a ceremony, or a room that needs to be moving by ten.
The PA is his own and it's a proper professional one, with lights and microphones included. So a venue with nothing in it is fine. He can run speeches through the system, and will handle MC duties from a run sheet you supply. The PA is also available for hire on its own if you've already got music sorted and just need sound.
The guitar repertoire is broad. Standards and jazz sit in there with Fly Me To The Moon, Autumn Leaves, Summertime, Moondance and How High The Moon. Classic rock and pop covers run to Hotel California, Little Wing, House Of The Rising Sun, Come Together, Let It Be, Blackbird and Yesterday. Softer material includes A Thousand Years, Can't Help Falling In Love, Tears In Heaven, Time After Time, Stand By Me and Ain't No Sunshine. There's Spanish and instrumental work too, Blue Bossa, Spanish Romance, Greensleeves and Andantino, and the Bridal March for ceremonies. Newer covers cover Happy, Get Lucky, Let Her Go, I'm Yours and Count On Me.
Book him as a solo instrumental guitarist for background and ceremony work, as a duo with a female vocalist for something with more voice in it, or as a DJ for the dancing part of the night. Some events take more than one of those across a single day, which is worth mentioning when you enquire.
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