Wedding drinks would be an inviting place for Velvet Edge's smooth jazz, with Andrew's saxophone alongside MJ's rich vocals in the duo's performance. Their repertoire runs from standards of the last century to modern classics, with classic rock and roll also available when you want the music to invite dancing. You can keep the duo format or add guitar, bass and drums to create a five piece band, depending on the sound you want for the celebration. For a couple drawn to saxophone and vocals who would also enjoy a livelier turn later, those options offer an appealing musical direction to explore.
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The standard booking is Andrew and Mary-Jane, saxophone and voice. It does not have to stop there. Guitar, bass and drums can be brought in to make a five piece, which changes what the act can do with a room: the same songbook, only with a rhythm section pushing it along once the dancing starts. Tell them the size of the space and the shape of the event, and they will point you at whichever version suits.
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