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| name = McLovins | image = | caption = McLovins 2017 (foreground) Jake Huffman, (left to right) Atticus Kelly, Jason Ott, and Justin Berger | image_size = | landscape = yes | background = group_or_band | origin = Hartford | genre = Rock | years_active = 2009–present | label = Independent | associated_acts = | website = {{URL|http://mclovins.band}} | current_members = Justin Berger Jake Huffman Atticus Kelly Jason Ott | past_members = Jeff Howard }} McLovins are an American rock band formed in 2009. The band's lineup consists of lyricist and drummer Jake Huffman, bass guitarist Jason Ott, guitarist Justin Berger and keyboardist Atticus Kelly. Inspired by an eclectic mix of influences like The Meters, The Band and The Flaming Lips, McLovins combine their songwriting skills with extended improvisations and instrumental ingenuity. Taking a page from their jam band forefathers, McLovins always try to keep their audiences guessing at what’s to come. Their eclectic setlists and individual musical personas define the band’s live shows. Hailing from Hartford, Connecticut, McLovins have appeared at Gathering of The Vibes, Mountain Jam, The Peach Festival and the legendary Nateva Music Festival, as well as many acclaimed venues across the country. They have also performed with some of the most influential artists on the scene, including Buddy Guy, George Porter, Jr. and Oteil Burbridge. Personnel
HistoryThe band was founded in the summer of 2008 after a series of chance meetings between the trio at local music camps. The band toured locally in Southern New England playing a mixture of covers and their own original compositions, though it was a video cover of Phish's "You Enjoy Myself" that gained them attention on YouTube. In the spring of 2009 they released their first studio album Conundrum, which featured original songs inspired by the Norton Juster novel The Phantom Tollbooth. Conundrum featured graphics by Ink Design Studios, which is also responsible for the band's psychedelic skull logo. The band was featured in Rolling Stone magazine.[1] In the summer of 2009 the band performed on the Green Vibes tent at the Gathering of the Vibes where they played to a crowd of over 1,000 people. McLovins commissioned a pair of posters from poster artist AJ Masthay to commemorate McLovins Phish Pre-Shows in Hartford and Satatoga Springs as part of the celebration for Phish's 2009 reunion tour. During the fall of 2009 and Winter of 2010 they continued to tour regionally throughout New England, including their first appearance at Moe.'s spring festival Snoe.down as well as playing Nectar's in Burlington, Vermont. They have managed to cultivate a loyal following due to multiple appearances at Keene State College. McLovins have done several shows at Troy, New York's Revolution Hall including a double bill with 7 Walkers on the venue's closing night. In the spring of 2010 the band released their second studio album, Good Catch, featuring original songs written by the band. In the summer of 2010 the band scheduled numerous festival appearances including StrangeCreek, Mountain Jam, the inaugural Nateva Music Festival,[2] Gathering of the Vibes, Bella Terra Festival and WormTown. The band continued to play locally and regionally with favorite venues including Black Eyed Sally's, The Main Pub and they have made several appearances at Brooklyn Bowl as well as Sullivan Hall in NYC. In the fall of 2010, McLovins collaborated with Phish lyricist Tom Marshall and his partner Anthony Krizan (of Spin Doctors fame) to co-write "Cohesive", which they recorded with Marshall and Krizan at Krizan's Sonic Boom studios.[3] They debuted the song during a performance at Brooklyn Bowl[4] where they were joined onstage by both Marshall and Krizan. The band also released a commemorative poster of this show, produced by AJ Masthay. They set an aggressive touring schedule for 2011 with return trips to Nectars, Fairfield Theatre Company, Infinity Hall and the band's first trip to The IronHorse Music Hall in Northampton, Massachusetts. Moving into spring of 2011, the band continued to tour and scored opening slots for Buddy Guy and Bill Kreutzmann's 7 Walkers among others. They also began work on their third album utilizing Marshall and Krizan to co-produce with the band. Marshall also contributed two songs to the disc along with their previous collaboration, the single "Cohesive", with all songs recorded at Krizan's Sonic Boom studios. The summer tour included stops at Strangecreek, Camp Creek and their first ever Main Stage performance kicking off Saturday's Gathering of the Vibes festivities. In the fall, the band's academic pressures began to limit their touring schedule until just after Thanksgiving when founding guitarist Jeff Howard decided he was leaving the group. Jeff finished the year out with four shows in December, his last concert with the band was December 30, 2011 at Pearl Street in Northampton. The debut show featuring new guitarists Justin Berger and Atticus Kelly was New Year's Eve 2011 at Arch Street Tavern in Hartford, Connecticut.[5] McLovins also released their third studio album, Who Knows, on January 14, 2012 as a digital only download. The band was asked by ESPN2 to appear as a house band on three episodes of their afternoon variety show, SportsNation.[6] The appearances were originally broadcast on June 27–29. The band will reprise these appearances the last week of August. In January 2014, the band set off on their first Mid-Atlantic/Southern tour playing venues from Baltimore Maryland to Miami Florida. January 2014 also saw the release of the bands 4th full-length album Beautiful Lights, the first to feature Justin Berger and Atticus Kelly. In summer 2015, the band recorded the eponymous "McLovins" (also known as "The Red Album") with grammy award winning producer Bill Sherman at Yellow Sound Labs in New York City's East Village. McLovins continue to tour the continental United States under the management of Michael Novick. DiscographyConundrumReleased in 2009, produced by Dave Colbourne of New Vizion Studios
Virtual CircleAn EP released by the band in 2009 produced by Dave Colbourne of New Vizion Studios
Good CatchReleased in 2010, produced by Dave Colbourne of New Vizion Studios
CohesiveA single released in 2010, produced by Tom Marshall & Anthony Krizan at Sonic Boom Studios
Who KnowsReleased in 2012, produced by Tom Marshall & Anthony Krizan at Sonic Boom Studios
Beautiful LightsReleased in 2014, produced by Anthony Krizan at Sonic Boom Studios. This is the first album to feature Atticus Kelly and Justin Berger.
Funk No. UnoReleased during Summer Tour 2014. This album was entirely produced by the band themselves.
McLovinsReleased Fall of 2015, Music by McLovins, Lyrics by Jake Huffman, Produced by Bill Sherman and Michael Novick, Engineered by Matthias Winter, Mixed by Douglas Derryberry, Mastered by Joe Lambert Mastering, Recorded at Yellow Sound Labs, New York, New York
Great EscapeSingle released September 22nd, 2017, Music by McLovins, Lyrics by Jake Huffman, Produced by McLovins and Matt Baltrucki. Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Matt Baltrucki, Recorded at University of Hartford.
Live recordingMcLovins subscribe to a free and open taping policy. They allow taping of any show where the venue also allows live taping. Matrix recordings of shows, a mix of soundboard and audience recordings, are available for many shows and all recordings are posted at Archive.Org for free download and sharing.[7] References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://jamtopia.com/blog/dynne-mclovins-sweet-sound-dont-leave-me-now/ |title=DYNNE by McLovins: Sweet Sound Don’t Leave Me Now |publisher=Jamtopia |date=March 16, 2009 |accessdate=June 19, 2012}} 2. ^{{cite web|url=http://natevafestival.com/schedule/ |title=Schedule |publisher=Nateva Festival |date= |accessdate=June 19, 2012}} 3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.relix.com/video/artist-exclusives/2010/10/06/the-mclovins-tom-marshall-and-anthony-krizan-the-making-of-cohesive |title=The McLovins, Tom Marshall and Anthony Krizan: The Making of "Cohesive" |publisher=Relix.com |date=June 10, 2010 |accessdate=June 25, 2012}} 4. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.brooklynbowl.com/the-mclovins-free-sunday/ |title=The McLovins! FREE SUNDAY! |publisher=Brooklynbowl.com |date=March 7, 2010 |accessdate=June 19, 2012}} 5. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.jambands.com/reviews/shows/2012/01/17/the-mclovins-arch-st-tavern-hartford-ct-12-31 |title=Need We Say More? > Reviews > Shows > The McLovins, Arch St. Tavern, Hartford, CT - 12/31 |publisher=Jambands.com |date=January 17, 2012 |accessdate=June 19, 2012}} 6. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.frequency.com/video/mclovins-on-espn-2s-sportsnation/52115689/ |title=McLovins on ESPN 2's SportsNation|publisher=Frequency.com |date=June 27, 2012 |accessdate=June 27, 2012}} 7. ^{{cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/TheMcLovins |title=The McLovins |publisher=Archive.org |date= |accessdate=June 19, 2012}} External links
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