JAZZ QUARTETS
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ATMOSFERIC
Based in Johannesburg
Atmosferic is the definitive jazz band for any up market event or function that requires that finishing touch of sophistication. This popular outfit is lead by Wendy Twyford (Lead vocals & Percussion) and Graeme Currie (Double / electric bass), with the rest of the band being drawn from a pool of highly respected musicians. MORE |
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FIVE SEASONS JAZZ QUARTETS
Based in Johannesburg & Cape Town
Five Seasons Music can provide you with a custom quartet made up of four of our professional, experienced in house Jazz musicians. MORE
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JAZZ ASSASSINS
Based in Johannesburg
The Jazz Assassins is comprised of a core of professional jazz and session musicians who decided to combine their wealth of experience gained working under various bandleaders into one solid outfit. The band primarily plays a mixture of swing era jazz, latin and smooth jazz, and prides itself on adjusting its sound to the complement the atmosphere of any event, taking your guests through cocktails and dinner with atmospheric, laid-back jazz and eventually leading them out onto the dancefloor with latin and smooth jazz rhythms as the evening progresses. MORE
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MASSEY QUARTET
Based in Johannesburg
The Massey Quartet is a group of educated jazz musicians consisting of male vocals, piano, bass and drums who produce a truly distinguished classic sound and style of jazz. The band, fronted by vocalist Andrew Massey, has a repertoire ranging from Brazilian bossa nova and funk to straight-ahead cool jazz with a strong vocal element. The 'loungy' feel of the music could easily be categorised together with that of vocal legends Frank Sinatra and Harry Connick Jr. MORE
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NIGHTSHIFT
Based in Cape Town
Nightshift is a fully funk tional, semi-collapsible, truly sensational group, comprising the best of Cape Town's music talent. The band moves effortlessly through a range of styles: from swinging jazz standards to easy-listening pop, as well as a repertoire of dance favourites from the disco grooves of the seventies to the silliness of the "Ketchup song". MORE
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