Music patterns travel every which way and while we in the music business contemplate what’s hot or not for the following year, I offer my recommendation on the tunes that generally make for a pressed and blissful dance-floor!

There’s something I’ve encountered endlessly time again throughout recent years while singing at weddings that makes me feel good inside so much, I can really feel myself shine!

I’m looking at finding the cool person resting up against the bar toward the start of the evening, feigning exacerbation when he hears us play an afternoon number like ‘Brown Eyed Young lady’ and I see the mistake composed all around his face! “Give me some Drake, not this old garbage!” I can nearly hear his internal voice hollering at us!

Clearly that is not what compels my heart gleam however the thing totally does, is seeing him thirty minutes after the fact with his coat off, shirt hanging out and twirling around the dance floor on his back, playing air-guitar to ‘Surviving one day to the next!’

This is the very fellow that doesn’t leave the dance floor the entire evening and embraces and presses us and every other person since he’s humming and having a great time! He’s the person who amazes his loved ones with his never seen before dance moves – not least himself.

Also, it’s not simply down to the liquor! It’s down to the feeling of the day combined with the force of unrecorded music and the right tunes, which mysteriously separate the boundaries of hesitance and stir each cheerful fiber of his being. This is even the person who books us for his own wedding!

 To cheddar, or not to cheddar, that is the issue

At the point when there’s great unrecorded music, the stage and dance floor turns into a magnet and individuals are immediately drawn together. There’s an energy, a buzz, a fluffy inclination that is zapping, enchanted and top notch.

Weddings I would say are one of the main times where you see individuals truly allowing themselves to go on the dance floor – particularly when there’s a casual air and the music is very much conveyed, fun and honest. It’s the piece of the day where everybody can be involved – and when individuals are involved, they recollect how it affects them – and the feels are the stuff that recollections are made of.

At times our Apollo Music band London band’s told “kindly play no cheddar!” and that is an intense one for us since we realize that missing it out doesn’t make for a similar refreshing, fun n insane air! That’s what we’ve found assuming you believe your visitors should relax and have a great time – play some cheddar! I’m telling you, it’s the key to a blissful dance floor!