A relaxed room can give way to dancing with The Corduroys, whose acoustic covers are shaped around the people listening. Amanda sings, with Chris joining her in harmony, while guitar and looping are part of the duo's musical approach. The sound also includes percussion, and their songs reach from the seventies onwards. For your wedding, you could let the quieter material accompany drinks and ask how they would build towards the more energetic part of the reception. Listen to The Corduroys here and see whether the voices, rhythmic detail and enjoyment they bring to playing together fit the celebration you are imagining.
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Amanda and Chris play with real energy, and they read the room as they go, so the set list bends over the course of the night. It can sit back and stay easy through dinner, then turn towards dance music later. Amanda's voice carries the songs and Chris's harmonies lift them further. Guitar work runs through looping pedals, which is included as standard rather than charged as an extra.
Everything the room needs travels with the duo, whatever your venue has or hasn't got already. So the practical side of this booking is short. A smoke machine can come along too, should you want one going during the bigger songs.
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