Spoonman

Feel the rhythm with Soundgarden's Grammy-winning 1994 grunge hit, "Spoonman"! A standout track from the iconic Superunknown album, this song slams with heavy alternative metal riffs, complex time signatures, and actual spoons percussion, making it a unique workout anthem.

Released as the lead single from their massively successful 1994 album Superunknown, "Spoonman" brought Soundgarden's heavy blend of grunge, alternative metal, and hard rock to a wider audience. Featuring Seattle street performer Artis the Spoonman, its unconventional rhythm and power are perfect workout fuel.

Driven by Kim Thayil's heavy guitar work, Matt Cameron's intricate drumming, and Chris Cornell's soaring vocals, "Spoonman" is pure 1994 grunge power. Its unique instrumentation and driving energy make it one of Soundgarden's most recognizable and enduring alternative metal classics, great for any workout.

SONG MEANING: The song is a tribute to Artis the Spoonman, a real-life Seattle street performer famous for playing music with spoons. The lyrics celebrate his unique talent and rhythmic abilities ("Feel the rhythm with your hands / Steal the rhythm while you can"), elevating the simple street musician to an almost mythical, powerful figure. Artis himself performs the spoon solo on the track.