Blues with a psychedelic edge gives Matty Coull a wedding sound for couples whose record collection runs towards rock. Acoustic guitar, electric guitar and harmonica feature in this solo act, with original material sitting alongside covers. You could lean into the softer songs while everyone settles into the reception, then choose something louder for the dancing. His sets can be shaped around that change of pace, so the music need not stay in one mood all evening. His influences include Neil Young and Janis Joplin as well as Hendrix, with Tom Petty also among the artists behind his approach.
Watch Matty Coull perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Matty gets there early. An hour ahead of the first song is his habit, which gives him time to set up, run the sound check properly and have any last conversations about how you want the night to go. By the time your guests arrive the gear is already sorted and quiet. It sounds like a small thing on paper. It is the difference between music starting on the dot and music starting once someone finds an extension lead.
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