Spyderhuff’s latest track, “The More That I Get”, is a refreshing addition to the blues rock genre. The track boasts a vintage rock sound that is energetic, gritty, and bluesy, showcasing the band’s unique blend of country, psychedelia, jazz, and rock influences.
From the smooth intro lead to the catchy chorus and infectious melodies, the track captures Spyderhuff’s laid-back yet uplifting vibe. Tom Kuhr’s vocals are the standout feature of the track, delivering a strong performance that is well supported by the dynamic instrumentation throughout. The guitar leads and grungy tones add a touch of rawness to the track that complements the blues rhythms perfectly.
Clocking in at almost five minutes, the track features excellent transitions, smooth harmonization, and a top-notch guitar lead that keeps the listener hooked from start to finish. The theme of the song, as suggested by the title, revolves around the idea that the more you get, the more you want, touching on the human tendency to always strive for more.
Overall, “The More That I Get” is a great addition to your old-school blues rock playlists. It is a testament to Spyderhuff’s talent for bending and shaping musical genres and taking blues rock in a new and unique direction. With Tom Kuhr on vocals, guitar, harmonica, sax and synth, Don Beyer on bass and synth, Jim Pauli on drums, Joey Gaydos on guitars, Tony Mitchell on congas, bongos, drums and backing vocals, and Julie Noe on backing vocals, this track is an excellent showcase of Spyderhuff’s musicianship, songwriting abilities, collaborative spirit and their ability to deliver a one-of-a-kind listening experience.
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