The act
During the wedding drinks hour, Maxi S. could start your celebration with singing and acoustic guitar before a DJ set takes the evening onwards. His solo performance includes live looping, while larger choices extend to a duo, trio or band. Percussion or drums can join the duo, with other combinations involving keyboard, saxophone or additional guitar. His performance approach covers music for atmosphere, songs to join in with and dance hits, so you can talk through how each part of the day should feel. Enquire here about the live music and DJ combination that matches the wedding evening you want.
See Maxi S. play
Watch Maxi S. perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
For your exact date, venue and running time, we send an itemised quote.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Songs Maxi S. can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Jazz, Soul, RnB & Hip Hop;Latin Pop;Reggae & Surf Rock;
Good to know
What to expect
Maxi covers a lot of ground in one set. Jazz, soul, RnB, reggae, surf rock, pop, country, folk, blues and Latin pop all sit in the repertoire, roughly ordered from the older material through to the newer. Live looping means one person builds up parts on the spot, so a solo booking sounds bigger than one bloke with a guitar. He'll settle into ambience, run singalongs, or push it towards dance hits, and the energy is the constant across all three. Hotels, bars, restaurants and council festivals have all had him, along with weddings and birthdays.
On the day
The performance area gets worked out between you and him rather than dictated, because the right spot depends on the room and where the guests will be. If you're outdoors and the weather could turn, a covered area is needed to keep the gear safe.
Performance options
Start with solo: acoustic guitar, vocals and live looping. Add a DJ set to that and one person covers both halves of the night. From there it builds. A duo brings in percussion or drums, or keyboard, saxophone or Spanish and electric guitar instead. A trio takes two of those. The full band runs guitar, vocals and looping with percussion, keys and saxophone together. And any of the duo, trio or band line-ups can have a DJ attached for the later part of the evening. DJ on its own is available too.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.
