Interview with Marbin; Musical Masterminds Hard at Work

Tuesday, 31 January 2012 17:41

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Written by Roger Reis

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Music is a part of the body and soul of most musicians. It becomes so much a part of their inner being that the musician and the music actually become one. This unique quality can be found within Dani Rabin and Danny Markovitch the leaders of the eclectic jazz rock group Marbin.

Recently Marbin sat down with Buzz for an interview. They discussed their influences and their upcoming tour with Allan Holdsworth. Come and watch the interview with the great band Marbin!

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