Jodie Yang-Cooper

Jodie Yang-Cooper is a highly talented, full-time Singer & DJ with experience of playing at hundreds of weddings, corporate events, and private parties. She has travelled all over the world to perform at weddings, concerts, and festivals, at world renowned venues, for celebrities and big name corporations.  As well as working as a singer & DJ, Jodie works with some of the industry's best Saxophonists, Bongo players/ Percussionists or additional Vocalists to make your wedding the one that everyone talks about for years to come! In the past decade has been lucky enough to have worked in Italy, Bulgaria, China, Macau, Japan, Spain, Greece, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Belgium and UK working for clients such as Natural History Museum, The Euro 2024, The MOD, Harrods, Primark, Néstle, Yuasa Awards, COP 26 annual party, Women's Euro 2022, Dreams Beds, Killing Kittens, The Ivy(resident DJ), Lucy & Yak, The Body Shop, Bristol Beach club, Butlins, YSL, Mercedes Benz, Bobby Brown, Waldorf Astoria, The Ritz Carlton, St. Regis, Porsche, P&O, Ministry of Sound, Galaxy Macau, BMW and Mitsubishi Motors to name a few.  Jodie specialises in her passion for 90’s, Motown, Disney, soul ,house, ibiza & dance classics with some old school bangers always thrown in for good measure.  In earlier years Jodie, completed all Music Theatre examinations with the London College of Music and Speech, passing with Grade 8. She has also achieved a 2.1 BA Hons Degree in Music and Media Management at the London Metropolitan University.  Jodie is also fluent in Mandarin and lived in China for 5 years. Whilst in China, Jodie worked in all major cities as both a singer and DJ for the most exclusive clubs, lounges and large outdoor festivals and events. In 2014 Jodie was also the only foreigner to be in the TV Show Chinese Idol on the nationwide Chinese talent show. The show, which is only in Chinese and watched by more than a billion viewers, saw Jodie reach the last 30 contestants. Whilst in China Jodie also learnt speak the language and can now sing in both Mandarin. Following the success of Chinese Idol, then went on to enter The Voice of China were she came 3rd for the Sichuan province and in 2016, the second series of the Super Girls female talent show.