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GRiZ - "I'm Good"


Oh, baby! After popping up late last year following a lengthy absence from the public spotlight, GRiZ returns with a heavy dosage of funk to help keep your body warm and your vibes lifted this week.

Along with announcing a new album and tour, GRiZ liberates "I'm Good" from the vault, coming through with a sound that holds true to vintage Grant while also showcasing the growth and maturity he's experienced over the last year. Man, just when you thought his style couldn't get any funkier, the eclectic artist finds a way to bring the energy of his music to a whole new level. "I'm Good" is the epitome of feel-good music, and you'll notice the tidal waves of euphoria crashing throughout your mind, body and spirit as soon as you press play...and then play the record back, over and over again. 

"I'm Good" serves as our first taste of Ride Waves, which is set for release on April 5th. Of course, this means GRiZ will be hitting the road, bringing the love and positive energy of his music to a city near you. For more on tickets and album pre-sale, head here.

Get your dancing shoes out, clear out a little room on the dance floor, and press play below to experience "I'm Good".
 

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