Grove - Feed My Desire

Song of the Day
Hosted by Kevin Cole

Today's Song of the Day, as chosen by Kevin Cole, host of Drive Time on KEXP, is "Feed My Desire" by Grove, a 2022 single on Memorials of Distinction x Grove.


 
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photo by Khali Ackford
written by janice headley

This week's Songs of the Day were selected by KEXP DJ Kevin Cole, host of Drive Time, spotlighting artists playing Tremor Festival, March 28 to April 1, São Miguel Island, Azores, Portugal. Check out their wonderful and wildly eclectic line-up of experimental and groundbreaking bands and artists across genres here.


Bristol-based artist Grove returns with a pulsating, gritty dancehall track, expanding on the club-inspired sound introduced on their 2021 debut release QUEER + BLACK. Today's Song of the Day finds Grove teaming up with fellow Bristol producer Kursa, as well as their partner EJ:AKIN. 

“After getting this beautifully dark, skippy UKG beat through from Kursa and making my own additions – the concept and lyrics spilled straight out of my mind," she shares in a press release. "It's born out of sweaty and interlocked nights, with the rises and rests of intensity that entails. It's passionate, cheeky and queer through and through." 

"My partner (both romantically and on-stage), EJ:AKIN, also wrote the gnarly synth part that comes in. They're a bass demon and they're amazing.Definitely my most collaborative release to date with Kursa, EJ, and I all on the making, and I'm so happy about it :-)"

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