A gentle acoustic mood draws the room towards Grace Mae's vocals, guitar and piano. Her material combines current covers, urban country pop and established classics, alongside music she has written herself. She can perform on either guitar or piano across two, three or four sets of forty five minutes. For a wedding, that range could carry an intimate earlier moment before giving way to more familiar songs later. Grace Mae is for a couple who want a soft, engaging presence with room for both covers and original music across the day.
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Grace Mae builds the booking around what the venue needs, so it might be two 45-minute sets, or three, or four, across anywhere from two to four hours. Guitar one night, piano the next, or both across a longer booking. The songs are current pop, urban country and the older ones everyone already knows, and she's got a quiet way of pulling a room in rather than demanding attention. That suits a restaurant or a corporate evening better than a big loud voice would.
She can bring a complete sound system if the venue hasn't got one, so there's nothing to hire in. Just flag it when you enquire. The gear is tested and tagged, which some venues and councils will ask about before they let anyone plug in.
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