Even though we interviewed him last month, River Beats still can’t get enough of producer and multi-instrumentalist Marvel Years. Following his Hidden Groove, Vol IV, Marvel Years has a new EP out now titled Have A Cigar – a Pink Floyd tribute featuring Lettuce’s Grammy-nominated drummer Adam Deitch, vocalist Jennifer Hartswick (Tom Petty, Herbie Hancock and Phish collaborator), and RAQ keyboardist Todd Stoops.
The two-track EP includes the collaborative “Have a Cigar” cover alongside Marvel Years’ own remix. Give it a listen below.
“I’ve been playing this song on guitar since I was 10-years-old, and it was an honor to recreate one of the most impactful songs from my childhood alongside some of the most talented musicians I know. I loved the process of remixing our collaborative cover, further putting my own stamp on a record that’s influenced me so heavily.” – Marvel Years
Hidden Groove, Vol IV features a combination of Fender Stratocaster, Squire bass, electric piano, and absolutely no samples that Cory Wythe, AKA Marvel Years, didn’t create himself. A true homegrown effort. And although the instruments come together beautifully, it’s clear that the Fender Strat is the hero of the project. Read more about this Marvel Years release here…
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Even though we interviewed him last month, River Beats still can’t get enough of producer and multi-instrumentalist Marvel Years. Following his Hidden Groove, Vol IV, Marvel Years has a new EP out now titled Have A Cigar – a Pink Floyd tribute featuring Lettuce’s Grammy-nominated drummer Adam Deitch, vocalist Jennifer Hartswick (Tom Petty, Herbie Hancock and Phish collaborator), and RAQ keyboardist Todd Stoops.
The two-track EP includes the collaborative “Have a Cigar” cover alongside Marvel Years’ own remix. Give it a listen below.
Hidden Groove, Vol IV features a combination of Fender Stratocaster, Squire bass, electric piano, and absolutely no samples that Cory Wythe, AKA Marvel Years, didn’t create himself. A true homegrown effort. And although the instruments come together beautifully, it’s clear that the Fender Strat is the hero of the project. Read more about this Marvel Years release here…
Follow Marvel Years
Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | SoundCloud
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