An easy listening mood can move towards dancing with Ray, whose performance follows the crowd as the gathering develops. The solo act uses self made backing and offers popular covers ranging from lounge music to Metallica, with particular experience entertaining older listeners. For your wedding, you could discuss music during dinner before exploring light rock, country or older rock songs as the evening becomes livelier. Many years in professional live music sit behind that audience awareness, with Ray adjusting the musical direction according to what people want to hear as the event unfolds.
Watch Ray perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Ray arrives early enough to have his corner sorted well before anyone walks in, and he takes up very little of the room. The music tracks the night. Dining and conversation music first, lighter rock once people are ready to move, then country and older rock later if that's where the crowd is heading. Years of live work sit behind that. He watches the room and gives it what it's asking for rather than working through a set list he wrote at home.
Three metres square is ample. Ray's rig is compact and he'd rather have a small corner than a stage. The one thing he can't do without is a power point within reach of where he's playing.
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