During wedding drinks, Sax On The Side could introduce Sony's singing alongside Andrew's soulful saxophone as guests settle into the gathering. The duo moves through jazz and early rock and roll as well as soul and pop, with songs from the sixties, seventies and eighties among its styles. You can also add guitar, bass and drums to create a band of five if you want to consider a larger ensemble for the celebration. The balance of listening music and a livelier approach feels appealing for couples who want a relaxed beginning with dancing still a possibility as the evening unfolds.
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Sony on vocals, Andrew on saxophone. Her singing and his playing together give a room its atmosphere without anyone having to raise their voice over it. Afternoons at wineries suit them, so do corporate functions and birthdays, and they pick material to match whatever the occasion is.
The duo is the standard line up. Guitar, bass and drums can be added on top to make it a five piece band.
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