The surprise is how much rhythm comes from two people, with beatboxing and percussion under guitar and voice. India and Nath pair Indi's raw vocal tone with Nath's rhythmic guitar work. He also uses beatboxing and two foot percussion parts to drive the performance. Their performance is intended to get varied crowds dancing, which gives you a clear picture of where they could sit in a wedding reception. Listen to India and Nath here and hear what that compact combination of voice, guitar, beatboxing and foot percussion does with a wedding groove.
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Indi's voice does the heavy lifting, and it's a raw tone rather than a polished one, which is why it carries in a room. Nath plays guitar underneath with a rhythmic edge, and adds beatboxing and foot percussion on both sides, so the low end and the groove are covered by a two-piece. The result is closer to a small band than an acoustic act. Very mixed crowds tend to end up dancing to it, which is the honest test of a duo at a function.
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