The act
Melodic, honest music with a warm personal character is the sound guests can expect when JinjaBred Man performs. His creative development continued while playing for patients through his work as a mental health nurse during the pandemic. The resulting material is described as happy, moving and rich in melody, with a personable artist at its centre. JinjaBred Man brings seasoned professional experience and can adapt his performance to different playing environments. The moment to hear him is during wedding drinks, when pleasant music with emotional depth can support both conversation and closer listening.
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Pricing
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Songs JinjaBred Man can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Originals - up to 20 songscovers (not limited to) - How to make Gravy, Talk is Cheap, Wagon Wheel, Wonderwall, The General, To her door, Perfect (ed Sheeran), Love is all (Tallest Man on Earth), Cherry Wine (Hozier), No Diggity, How to Fly (Sticky Fingers)
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What to expect
Easy-going and unhurried, from someone who has played enough rooms to read one quickly. JinjaBred Man's own songs come out of years spent working as a mental health nurse, including right through the pandemic, and there's an honesty in them that suits a smaller crowd. Up to twenty originals sit in the set alongside covers: How to Make Gravy, To Her Door, Wagon Wheel, Wonderwall, The General, Cherry Wine, No Diggity and How to Fly. He adapts to the playing environment rather than arriving with one fixed show, which is most of the job when the venue turns out to be different from the photos.
On the day
Depends how big you want it. At the simple end it's one guitar, one microphone and a single plug, which fits a corner of almost any room. At the other end it's the full one man band rig with looping and didgeridoo, and that needs more floor and a bit more thought about where it sits. Both work. Tell him the size of the space and what you're picturing, and he'll bring the version that suits it.
