Cerys Eliza Jazz Singer Vocal and piano duo playing jazz standards and popular R&B songs.

All we need is one plug socket and if performing outdoors, a cannopy.

Yes, we’re completely self contained. We bring our own PA system and equipment if travel expenses to transport equipment is covered. We do not supply lighting.

All we need to know is the postcode and the time at which we should arrive!

Yes, we’re happy to play music from Spotify before, after and between our sets. We’re happy to choose the music ourselves or let the client choose the music.

I'm a huge fan of all the great jazz vocalists: Nancy Wilson, Betty Carter and of course, Ella Fitzgerald. Who inspired me from a very young age to study jazz vocals in further education was Amy Winehouse; her ability to add her own personal stamp to any jazz song and distinctive phrasing. We often incorperate some Amy Winehouse tunes into our set.

Having studied Jazz Vocal Performance at Goldsmiths and with Miles training at Guildhall, we first connected through exclusive inter-university performance collaborations. Since then, we have performed at London’s most prestigious five-star hotels, as well as private weddings and high-end events.

While we perform at a wide range of events, proposals hold a special place for us. There is nothing quite like helping to create a moment so personal, emotional, and unforgettable.

We will arrive one hour before start for set-up and soundcheck. We usually perform 2 or 3 x 45 minute sets with a 15 minute break in between each set, longer and shorter slots can also be negotiated.

Yes we're happy to perform outside, as long as there coverage incase of rainy weather, and a power supply.

We have an established set list with a wide range of jazz and popular music, and are able to take requests of up to 8 songs if these requests are provided at least 3 weeks before the event day.

We’ve received wonderful testimonials from guests describing our performances as moving and beautiful, with just the right balance of energy to fill the dance floor during those more up-beat songs.