Upbeat acoustic music gives Pam Hata's blend of RnB, folk and pop a lively direction, with her Maori culture woven into the performance. The singer brings storytelling and banter alongside originals and covers, offering more than the songs alone for a listening moment at your wedding. You might give that personal approach a place in the afternoon, with guests able to hear the stories as well as enjoy the rhythm. A solo covers show or a duo performing both originals and covers are among the formats you can consider for your celebration.
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Pam sings, plays and talks. Original songs sit next to the covers, and between them come stories and banter drawn from her culture, so the set has a thread running through it instead of just a song list. The audience gets brought along rather than played at.
Pam comes in three formats. Solo, which is a covers show. As a duo, mixing originals with covers. Or with a full band, which is the festival format and leans on her original music.
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