The act
MPIIRE put a DJ, a live vocalist and a saxophonist on the same set, so the room gets the lift of a band without giving up half the floor to one. DJ Alejandro handles the decks, Orget Sadiku plays sax, Anton Akitila sings. The night moves with the event: understated cocktail and dinner music early, then Top 40, RnB, dance, house, Latin, eighties, nineties and 2000s party material once people are ready to move. They work weddings, corporate galas and private celebrations across Sydney and beyond, and can cover ceremony music, canapes, roaming saxophone sets and the full dance floor stretch. Setup is compact. Power and a performance area is usually the whole requirement, with PA, wireless microphones, DJ gear and lighting available if the venue has none.
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What it costs
Pricing
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Good to know
What to expect
A DJ, a singer and a saxophonist working the same set, which gives a room the lift of live players without handing over half the floor to a full band. DJ Alejandro is on the decks, Orget Sadiku plays sax and Anton Akitila sings. The night moves in stages. Understated while guests arrive and eat, then it opens up into Top 40, RnB, house, dance, Latin and the eighties through 2000s material once people are ready to move. They read where the room is at rather than running a fixed set. Sydney venues including Doltone House and the Park Hyatt are on their list, along with corporate galas.
On the day
This is the compact end of live entertainment. Three performers fit into a normal reception space without the footprint a full band would take, which matters when you're already tight on room. Standard power outlets and a clear area for the DJ, the singer and the sax player is generally the whole list. If your venue has no sound of its own, they can bring PA, wireless microphones, DJ equipment and lighting with them. Worth flagging when you enquire so they turn up with the right gear.
Performance options
They cover a wedding end to end if you want that. Ceremony music, then canapes and cocktail hour, then the reception with the dance floor sets later on. Roaming saxophone is its own option, played through a crowd rather than from a stage. Corporate galas, brand activations and private celebrations get the same DJ and live hybrid treatment. Sound, lighting and production can be scaled up for bigger rooms, and extra live players can be added when you want the sound fuller.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.
