Hard of Hearing, can you help with something (favor)

[David Barnett]

I worked a wedding with a pretty good band. Not high end, but younger guys trying their best & putting their all into it. The reception floor was lively, and they seemed to sorta having a turning point night where they stepped it up a notch.

I wanted to give them a shout as a preferred vendor, and maybe send them a link to the highlights, but I didn't catch their name or ask for cards at the end of the night. The female singer did mention their name, but I can't quite make it out. My hearing a bit bad over the years, I was wondering if anyone here can do me a favor & make out either the band name or website she mentions? Its only about a 15 second clip.

band on Vimeo

Thanks in advance, if no one can get it I suppose I can reach out to the bride, just wasn't sure a proper way to word that.

[Andrew Smith]

It's not your ears, it's the accent the woman is using and how quickly she is tripping through her syllables. I have no idea what the web address is, and the band could be either "Owl music" or "L music".

Andrew

[Dave Blackhurst]

pressplaytalent.com? Website says they do weddings.... don't see anything resembling "L music" or anything close.... and that's what I heard too...

Kind of looks like it might be a loose association of musicians that come together for events and such, so if nothing else, maybe they might be able to fill in the blanks if you contact them?

[Donald McPherson]

You often get a band that are just a group of friends that just enjoy music. In this instance best to phone the bride.

[Paul Kellett]

Sounds like they said "we are o music, you can find us at press play talent . com"
Maybe this is a lead,
PressPlay Talent

https://www.facebook.com/PressPlayTalent/

https://vimeo.com/pressplaytalent

Paul.

[David Barnett]

Hey thanks alot, its a lead at least. I was hearing 'Best Event Talent.com' or something, and yeah either L Music or O Music. Not seeing them on the site or FB. The couple was down from NYC which is where the site/band looks based from their FB posts, myb the recruit talent when they're on the road or outsource it like video chains do.

[Dave Blackhurst]

If there's a NY connection, I think we found you a site to start from.... my guess is that they assemble bands from a group of musicians, on a gig by gig basis. Interesting business model, if that's the case.

[Andrew Smith]

Would this be them?

https://www.facebook.com/LMusikEntertainment/

Andrew

[David Barnett]

Originally Posted by Dave Blackhurst

If there's a NY connection, I think we found you a site to start from.... my guess is that they assemble bands from a group of musicians, on a gig by gig basis. Interesting business model, if that's the case.

Yeah, they walked in looking like a rag tag bunch, but they were fun & got the dance floor going, interacting well with the guests. It was a Sunday night too, which tends to be harder to get the dance floor going.

Per Andrews post, it looks like they are a pretty established band. I agree tho, the hired guns part of the bands is an interesting model. One time I asked a guitarist about tapping into to the board and he said he had no idea, he was just hired for the day & didn't even know anyone in the band? Well, I think he was friends with someone in it. Still, I guess they just get an email of songlist & show up expected to know the songs. I'm sure with that many people in some bands now & then a member can't make it, so they hire fill ins.

Originally Posted by Andrew Smith

Would this be them?

https://www.facebook.com/LMusikEntertainment/

Andrew

Bingo, thanks much everybody!