What makes Grid by Move notable?

The album received considerable attention in Japan, reflecting the evolving landscape of J-Pop in the mid-2000s. It contributed to the rise of electro-pop influences within the genre, inspiring subsequent artists and helping to shape the sound of contemporary Japanese pop music during that era. When 'Grid' was released in January 2006, Move was transitioning from their earlier techno influences to a more diverse pop sound. This album followed their previous release 'Revolution,' marking a significant evolution in their musical style and approach, showcasing their desire to explore new genres and themes.

Grid works well if you're into vibrant dance party atmosphere, dynamic peaks and valleys and engaging movement-inducing rhythms.

How many songs are on Grid?

Grid has 15 tracks, running approximately 66 minutes.

Released 20 years ago

Grid

Move · 2006

66 min · 15 tracks · pop music

Eclectic pop soundscapes fuse with experimental elements, creating a vibrant auditory experience that reflects early 2000s Japanese music innovation.

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Top tracks — play these first

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FADED ～色褪せたアルバム — This track stands out for its haunting melodies and introspective lyrics, encapsulating themes of nostalgia and loss that resonate throughout the album.
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DISCO TIME — With its infectious beat and lively instrumentation, this track embodies the fun and energetic spirit of the album, making it a dance floor favorite.
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FREAKY PLANET — This song showcases an adventurous blend of pop and electronic elements, illustrating Move's innovative approach to genre fusion at this point in their career.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

vibrant dance party atmosphere
dynamic peaks and valleys
engaging movement-inducing rhythms
short bursts of energy
playful moments of levity

Maybe skip if you

seeking slow, reflective sounds
prefer straightforward song structures

Where this album fits

Career context: When 'Grid' was released in January 2006, Move was transitioning from their earlier techno influences to a more diverse pop sound. This album followed their previous release 'Revolution,' marking a significant evolution in their musical style and approach, showcasing their desire to explore new genres and themes.
Stylistic neighbors: Jungle· Tom Misch· Anderson .Paak