For couples who would like harmonies and a little humour in their wedding music, The Mixed Tape has an appealing character. Their vocal sound is layered, and they can perform background music as well as the more lively material that invites guests to dance. They listen to what you want for the day and can learn particular songs, so a choice with meaning to you both can be part of the conversation. Those harmonies would be lovely to hear while everyone gathers after the ceremony, with the option to consider their dance music when the reception reaches a more energetic point.
Watch The Mixed Tape perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Someone actually listens before the night is planned. That's the short version. Tell them what the day looks like and the music gets shaped around it rather than dropped in from a standard run sheet. The bit worth flagging is the song learning: pick a track that means something to you, get it to them early enough, and they'll have it ready for the moment you want it. First dances are the obvious use, though it applies just as well to a parent's song or an entrance.
Sound and lights arrive with the band, so you're not chasing a hire company. All they ask for is ordinary mains power at the spot where they'll play. Point them at the area, and they're away.
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