Two guitars become a layered acoustic sound with YOK, as brothers Charlie and Mitchell use live looping to add bass, lead and percussion parts. The duo plays rock and pop from earlier decades and the present, moving between a fuller dancing sound and a more restrained singalong approach. Both musicians bring years of gigging experience, and the act is named after the father who first introduced them to the world of music. For a couple who want acoustic wedding music with changing dynamics, that combination of a two guitar partnership and live layers feels appealing for the reception.
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Two brothers on acoustic guitars, playing rock and pop across several decades and into current chart material. They're a live looping act, using effects and a looper to layer bass, lead and percussion parts into what should only be a two guitar sound, which gives them a range of dynamics most duos simply can't reach. One minute it's a wall of sound with the crowd up and moving, the next it's pulled back to a swaying sing-along. Both have years of gigging behind them.
Most bookings run three sets over three hours, which covers most function nights end to end.
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