Your wedding could have a relaxed, stripped back feel with Vanessa Raspa, even when the songs begin with dance or rock rather than ballads. She combines older and newer material in an acoustic style, with Daft Punk and Foo Fighters among the examples of music she brings into that approach. The singing is accompanied by acoustic or electric guitar depending on the event, and Vanessa also writes and releases her own music under the name Skyuka. Reception drinks would be a particularly inviting place to hear that blend, letting you enjoy the different interpretations while the gathering settles into the celebration.
Watch Vanessa Raspa perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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