Couples who like acoustic songs with a little rhythmic character could enjoy Splashing Mood's meeting of Astrid's vocals and Matthew's guitar. The duo gives covers its own treatment, with music spanning the sixties into current hits and a soulful sound shaped by groove based melodic guitar. Wedding options can include a DJ set or solo instrumental guitar, while the live performance can develop from relaxed listening towards a funkier feel. Listen here and enquire about the sound you would like during drinks and beyond, exploring which of those musical changes would fit your celebration.
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Songs Splashing Mood can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
A thousand years – Christina PerriAin’t NobodyAmerican BoyApril Sun in CubaBad Moon Rising - CCRBig Jet Plane – Angus & Julia StoneBudapest – George EzraCan’t feel my face – The WkndCan’t help falling in love – Kina GrannisCount on Me – Bruno MarsCover me in Sunshine – PinkCrazy – Gnarls BarkleyDance the night away – Dua LipaDancing in the Moonlight – ToploaderDon’t Know Why – Norah JonesDon’t Start Now – Dua LipaDreams – Fleetwood MacDrops of Jupiter – TrainEspresso – Sabrina CarpenterEven When I’m Sleeping – Leonardo’s BrideFlowers – Miley CyrusForget You – Cee Lo GreenGet Lucky – Daft PunkHavana – Camila CabelloHeart of Glass – BlondieI’m Yours – Jason MrazJust a Girl – No DoubtKilling me softly with his song – Fugees, Ms. Lauryn HillLove song – The CureMustang Sally – Wilson PickettOne way or another – BlondiePrice Tag – Jessie J, BoBPumped up Kicks – Foster the PeopleRehab – Amy WinehouseRiptide - Vance JoyRoyals – LordeShallow – Lady GagaShe’ll be loved – Maroon 5Soaked – BeneeSomeone Like You – AdeleStuck in the middle with you – Stealers WheelSummer of ‘69 – Bryan AdamsSunrise – Norah JonesSuperstition – Stevie WonderThese Days – Thelma Plum/PowderfingerThree Little Birds – Bob MarleyTime after time – Cyndi LauperTimes like these – The Foo FightersTorn – Natalie ImbrugliaToxic – Britney SpearsValerie – Amy WinehouseVienna – Billy JoelWe are the People – Empire of the SunWhat I am – Eddie Brickell & The BohemiansWhat I like about you – The RomanticsWhat’s Up - 4 Non-BlondesWicked Game – Chris Issak/James Vincent McMorrowWild Love – James BayWonderwall – OasisZombie – The Cranberries
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Good to know
What to expect
The night has an arc to it. Early on it's loose and acoustic, easy to talk over, with the funk creeping in as more people arrive and the room warms up. By the back half it's properly groovy. Astrid and Matt run their own sound and lighting, so the corner they play in ends up looking like a stage rather than two people in a dim spot. If someone needs to say a few words, there's a mic ready for it.
On the day
One thing on the list for you: a working power outlet near where they'll be playing. The sound system is theirs and it's a proper rig, not a couple of speakers on a pole, so it does want mains power rather than a battery. Everything else arrives in the car with them.
Performance options
Wedding and corporate bookings get shaped around what the day actually needs. Two common additions: a solo instrumental guitar set for the quieter stretches, arrivals, canapes, a ceremony, and a DJ set to keep the floor busy once the live playing wraps. Tell them the shape of your run sheet and they'll work out which pieces fit.