Andrew's saxophone and Mary-Jane's vocals, both leaning into jazz. Smooth standards from last century sit next to modern classics, and the pairing suits a slow Sunday afternoon as easily as it does a room that wants a bit of rock and roll later on. Fly Me To The Moon, At Last, Feeling Good, Girl From Ipanema, Sway, Valerie, Moondance, Hit The Road Jack. The Adelaide duo can grow into a five piece with guitar, bass and drums if the event needs more behind it. Access to power is all they ask for. Insured.
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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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