If you like the idea of covers chosen around the people in the room, Platinum Play could be worth exploring for your wedding reception. Nick Roy and Matt Bray are the two musicians at its centre, with an engaging live approach and a repertoire crossing several genres. Live saxophone often joins the performance, giving you another sound to discuss as you consider where the music would sit in your celebration. The pair has more than four thousand gigs between them, bringing that shared performance experience to the song choices and the way they respond to their audience.
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Nick Roy and Matt Bray sit at the centre of Platinum Play, and between them they've played over 4,000 gigs. That number does something to a duo. They pick music for the crowd in front of them rather than the one they hoped for, and it shows within the first bracket. Stylish and versatile is the honest description. A live saxophone often joins them, which fattens out a two piece considerably.
What they need changes with the event, the room and what you've asked them to do, so it gets sorted in the conversation rather than off a fixed list. Tell them where you're holding it and how you want the night to run, and they'll tell you what has to be in place.
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