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- AFRO BLUE
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- AIN’T NO SUNSHINE – BILL WITHERS
- ALL BLUES
- ALL OF ME
The Usual Suspects are a versatile St. Louis-based band delivering soulful interpretations of jazz, R&B, and neo-soul classics.
The Legacy
Formed in 2000 as a traditional jazz trio, The Usual Suspects quickly expanded their musical horizons, embracing a diverse array of genres including smooth jazz, neo-soul, and R&B. Their adaptability and commitment to musical excellence have made them a staple in the St. Louis music scene, performing at venues such as the Four Seasons Hotel and the Chase Park Plaza Hotel. Over the years, they’ve collaborated with artists like Ursula Rucker and Julie Dexter, and have opened for renowned acts including Me’Shell Ndegéocello and The Roots.
The Talent
The band’s lineup features seasoned musicians who bring a wealth of experience and passion to each performance. Their collective backgrounds span various musical styles, allowing them to craft unique arrangements that resonate with diverse audiences. Whether performing as a duo, trio, quartet, or larger ensemble, The Usual Suspects deliver a rich, full-bodied sound that captivates listeners.
The Experience
Known for their professionalism and adaptability, The Usual Suspects tailor their performances to suit the specific needs of each event. Their extensive repertoire includes jazz standards, contemporary hits, and soulful ballads, ensuring a setlist that appeals to guests of all ages. Clients have praised the band’s ability to read the room and adjust their performance accordingly, creating an engaging and memorable experience for all attendees.
The Impact
The Usual Suspects have garnered acclaim for their exceptional musicianship and dynamic performances. Clients consistently commend the band for their ability to elevate events, with one reviewer noting, “They were better than we could’ve hoped for… They are incredible musicians, the vocalist is amazingly talented, they are fun and professional and organized and were just a genuine pleasure to have at my wedding!”
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