McGrüvin Rhythm Section – ‘Muffin Magik’
McGrüvin Rhythm Section is an energetic groove oriented band. Sometimes heavy. Sometimes poppy. Always exciting. They are a cross between prog-rock and jamband music. They improvise a lot and they also play well thought out musical arrangements. They play to entertain by entertaining you as well as themselves. McGrüvin Rhythm Section are a band from Georgia (USA). They have recently released their first single “So Long, So Gone” from their upcoming album. The song is a funky, bluesy, catchy, rock song with a touch southern rock. You can think of it as Red Hot Chili Peppers meets ZZ Top. McGrüvin Rhythm Section is on Tunedloud Hit Radio rotation with the track “Muffin Magik”.
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