Make room
for the music.
When the formalities give way to celebration, a live band can give the evening a different kind of energy. Start planning the party around Maya as lead singer.
Plan this experienceBuild a party around your people
Your guests, musical tastes and venue should shape the brief. Share the songs that would get your closest friends dancing, the styles you would rather avoid and when you want the evening to reach its peak. A set list and exact line-up can then be discussed together.
A performance proposal should make the practical details as clear as the musical ones: the number and length of sets, breaks, stage footprint, sound system, lighting, setup access and venue restrictions. Music between sets and a separate DJ service must be specified rather than assumed.
Know who
you’re hearing.
Maya is the featured lead singer; this draft does not confirm a supporting band. A band should be described by its actual performers and instruments. A package name or a promise of “full sound” does not tell you how many musicians will be on stage.
Meet the featured singer ↗- Your dance-floor favourites and do-not-play list
- Number of performers and instruments played live
- Set lengths, breaks and music between sets
- Sound, lighting, stage space and venue curfew
Before
you decide.
How many musicians will be in the band?
The supporting line-up is awaiting confirmation. Your proposal should name or clearly identify the performers, instruments and total number before booking.
Is a DJ included?
Only if it is explicitly included in the agreed scope. Live sets, recorded break music and a separate DJ are different services.
What does the venue need to know?
Share the proposed music timings and ask about volume limits, power, space, access, curfew and an indoor weather alternative. Confirm technical requirements with the performers before booking.
Let’s give your day
its own soundtrack.
Share your date, your Mallorca venue and the moments you have in mind.
Tell us about your wedding Featuring Maya · Lead singer