The Time was grooving — they even had Beyoncé dancing.
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He's grooving in the comfort zone he established decades ago.
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You're grooving and being an ally at the same time.
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Guests were seen grooving and clapping along to his performance.
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The two appeared on Lindsay's Instagram grooving to some music.
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It's hard not grooving along to this great Bhangra performance.
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The camera cuts to old white people moving and grooving.
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I'll always be grateful that she kept grooving the whole time.
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About halfway through, Stefani starts grooving in front of a bar.
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Since when is "grooving" the right word for a holy dance?
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Nérija is a group of seven women making sunny, grooving funk.
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Dancing Kevin is still moving and grooving—but without his signature belly!
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The Internet can't seem to get enough of the "Mickey" singer grooving.
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Over time, his vibe became deeply meshed with Mr. Clarke's grooving style.
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In his own misty, grooving music, Mr. Turner exudes both composure and longing.
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Daddy Yankee's followers fell in love with the grooving grandma, showering her with compliments.
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But what really caught viewers' attention were Rihanna's facial expressions combined with her grooving.
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Why was Nick Young kissing a puppet and grooving like Michael Jackson over the weekend?
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Serve with coconut steamed quinoa, and we guarantee you'll be grooving around the kitchen, too.
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We're sure this tune will get you grooving all the way to the movie's premiere.
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This is what Jackson's new video for the EP's hard grooving title track seeks to prove.
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As you might expect, Swift can't stop, won't stop grooving, even when she's not actually performing.
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She moves from snakily grooving songs of uplift to romantic entreaties to reggae-tinged protest anthems.
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His experiences in both cities shine through in his richly harmonic playing and swiftly grooving music.
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Be forewarned that in about 20 seconds, you won't be able to resist a little grooving out.
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Well, their voices and a driving snare beat that I can't stop grooving to as I listen.
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In the video, Williams is seen smiling and grooving to the live serenade of singer Johnny Gill.
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During the performance, Cowell's eyebrows raised in amazement and Mel B was seen grooving to his vocals.
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Stoned, the gals have their own little dance party, working out their stress by grooving to Beyoncé.
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The Superdope EP is three tracks of grooving, bass-driven house music that's warm and tightly produced.
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HONG KONG — Dua Lipa, a 23-year-old British pop star, was crooning and grooving on stage.
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I have a career as a documentary filmmaker, and I'm very much grooving along in that path.
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They rhythmically gyrate atop you, grooving to their incredible, specially curated song choice, which you cannot hear.
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But notice how Britney only offers a small dose of dancing here, abruptly stopping her grooving mid-step.
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Later, when Ethan is grooving on the dance floor, he runs into Howie and another unnamed Black man.
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Here is a complete list of songs POTUS is grooving along to during the dog days of August.
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"And now I'm very happy again!" says Bruce, who has been moving and grooving since he could walk.
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The British singers mimicked popular '70s footwear trends that kept them moving and grooving on their world tour.
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I'm your single auntie at the cookout grooving to 70s beats in my romper, fidget spinner in hand.
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An afterparty with genre-defying producer and musician Slauson Malone will keep attendees grooving well into the night.
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The book really starts grooving, though, five years on, when Gabriel leaves the band and Collins replaces him.
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When he goes into his misalignment, tilting and twisting slowly, he looks like he's grooving, perhaps in pleasure.
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Another track from his upcoming album Flawed will have you turning up the speakers and grooving for a while.
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" Barrymore also loves grooving with Frankie and Olive — their favorite song right now is Ava Max's "Sweet but Psycho.
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A short, grainy, shaky video of a man grooving to a popular song has gone viral on social media.
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In one video from the night, Barbara, 36, can be seen grooving with her pals on the dance floor.
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It's satisfyingly heavy, but also manages to soar—and to roll out the odd solo to keep things grooving.
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He regularly posts videos of Maple grooving out, and occasionally providing back up drums, on the Instagram account acoustictrench.
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Detective Pikachu likely won't just be an hour and a half of Pikachu grooving to some hypnotic synth pop.
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It was Saturday night, and the narrow streets of the quarter were packed with revellers grooving to deafening music.
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Because you totally read this and want to get your dong farted on while grooving on some strange bae.
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Download this calendar to have on your phone, so you can stop scrolling aimlessly on a mat and get grooving.
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With the throbs and they're all going along and no one's really fighting it and we're kind of just grooving.
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Within the first 30 seconds of the track, everyone is singing along and dancing: aunties, grannies, toddlers—everyone is grooving.
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"We realized that Poncho isn't up for it anymore, because he's over there in Hawaii and he's grooving," Young says.
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This is per a video posted by Cyrus' account which features the singer grooving to Bruno Mars' hit 2016 single.
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You know, just the casual grooving she does on the regular at her Piece of Me show in Las Vegas.
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But we're still skeptical amidst the crowd's stiff grooving, a little too emphatic for the thus-far laid back tempos.
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Does that mean things got handsy, or did they simply change into sweats while grooving to "Candle in the Wind"?
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Maybe $1,295 Christian Louboutin boots aren't the best choice of footwear for grooving in the middle of a football stadium.
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Yes, I was nude, but I was leisurely posing, grooving along with Erykah Badu like any Sunday in my room.
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At one point, Washington Post reporter Josh Dawsey could be seen grooving to Outkast's "Hey Ya." Also in attendance: Rep.
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Until then, warm up to the grooving sounds of DJ House Speaker Paul Ryan, the greatest DJ Washington's ever seen.
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When I arrived around 9 PM, the club was packed with Madrilenos of all ages grooving to the band's spacey riffs.
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And even if you're not a fan of the original song, you might just find yourself grooving along to Steinfeld's voice.
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Celebrities like John Legend and Mary J. Blige were seen grooving along to the performance from their seats in the audience.
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I'll sit there, bopping and grooving in my chair while I slip past murderous ice cream trucks and hula dancer death traps.
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Dhowre also shared clips from Elba's set on social media, which showed her fiancé grooving to his beats beneath a disco ball.
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The thin surface of Sabbath is dread and fear, and everything underneath, at best, is a seriously good time: deluxe, grooving, sensuous.
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A simple, black off the shoulder shirt, a backpack perfect for hands free grooving, and a choker necklace that won't get tangled?
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Kanye is technically uncredited in the song, but appears in the music video, briefly lip syncing and grooving to the music, below.
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After an adorable musical introduction from Ariana Grande, The Weeknd got the Grammys audience grooving with a performance of his biggest hits.
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John Travolta shot to superstar status as that disco-dancing character in the 1977 film, and four decades later he's still grooving.
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Those craving the usual dancefloor-ready fare from Simko won't be disappointed, as it's chock full of carefully sculpted, lithely grooving beats.
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Marking her video with the hashtag #iwillsurvivechallenge, the video has prompted others to also wash their hands while grooving to the song.
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Nowhere is the brew more potent than on "Am I Grooving You," a plea for romantic affirmation first sung by Freddie Scott.
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"Don't Touch My Hair" is grooving, emotional, beautiful, and the first song in a long time to make a cowbell sound cool.
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The band falls in behind him, grooving now, but the feeling of scattered friction that it established in the overture still reigns.
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She then joined her crew members, matching them beat for beat, grooving seductively one moment and hitting quick, sharp positions the next.
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As the grooving bassline takes the stage, I switch back to the original camera angle, to a striking close-up of Mr. President.
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On their Instagram Stories, Kardashian West and Pippen posted a series of videos of the group grooving and singing along to the songs.
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I side-eyed two women in my dance cardio class last weekend for enthusiastically grooving along to "Shape of You" during cool-down.
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The Hamburg legend-in-the-making has a taste for hard acid and tough beats that practically beat your legs into grooving along.
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I want to keep grooving on the virtuosity of the directing, keep loving the (male) characters, the camerawork, gripping story and mysterious light.
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"It's almost like he has an unlimited number of graphs going on at the same time, and they're all grooving," Mr. Akinmusire said.
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But he walked Jones before grooving the fastball to Machado that turned his first outing of the season from promising to slightly disturbing.
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Called 'Every Body Happy,' the video shows people moving and grooving their booties, arms and bellies – of all shapes and sizes – to the music.
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Chan was accompanied by his Indian co-star Sonu Sood, with the two grooving to the popular fast-paced bhangra number, "Tunak Tunak Tun".
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Ahead of their upcoming performance at New York's Full Moon Festival, São Paulo DJ duo Selvagem have shared a grooving exclusive mix with THUMP.
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The Lally-Canty rhythm section offered a syncopated, lustily grooving backbone in contrast to the speed and thrash of punk up to that point.
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They get sweatier and sweatier until they're grooving and glistening under moody lights, illustrating Gaudet's interest in how the body transforms individually and collectively.
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Perhaps that's not the best lesson for a user who is having sex with a robot because he already isn't quite grooving with human partners?
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The recent clip from her Tampa concert shows Jay and Blue holding hands, grooving and twirling to the music in the most adorable way possible.
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But if you need a pair of sound-isolating over-ear cans that keep you grooving for more than a day, these are just stellar.
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Their takeover started slowly at first, with the kids grooving a bit in the audience as grandma Ross belted out some of her greatest hits.
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And it's precisely that notion that his new album, Life and Livin' It, hammers home over the course of its nine grooving, horn-laden tracks.
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The NFL star says he hasn't stopped grooving since being named Dancing with the Stars season 24's champion with partner Emma Slater in May.
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He notes that he's working on Spotify integration so that Peeqo doubles as a speaker, displaying images of the musicians and grooving to the beat.
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Every shot of Ja Rule in the audience showed him grooving along to the performances and generally just looking happy to be in the room.
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And it's precisely that notion that his new album, Life and Livin' It, hammers home over the course of its nine grooving, horn-laden tracks.
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Sometimes, it's in the series' second-to-none soundscapes, which make the whole of 1970s New York feel like it's grooving on the same, hidden beat.
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His productions cover everything from instrumental hip-hop, to synth-heavy club bangers, to slow grooving house jams, grounded in a palette of Afro-Cuban rhythms.
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In the clip, the sprinter danced with a woman to Rihanna's hit single, grinding and grooving to the music with a woman in front of him.
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Janet Jackson is all set to rock the stage at the 2018 Billboard Music Awards and she'll be grooving along next to two excited new faces.
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JWoww shared a video of the group grooving to Drake's song "One Dance" while sipping on cocktails (though the fist pump did not make an appearance).
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Even for a lighthearted stump speech written by someone else, I thought, envisioning Mr. Bloomberg grooving to the soulful, wailing black pop sensation was a stretch.
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" Stanton said that when the Yankees break camp in five weeks, he would like to be "feeling how I would when I'm grooving in a season.
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But as our makeshift Afrobeat ensemble wended through Greenwich Village, I had trouble grooving along to the rapid two-strike beat of the other clave players.
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Her compositions have a way of grooving deeply while moving their weight and balance around in counterintuitive ways, keeping you riveted but just barely thrown off.
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Robots who can sense a beat and dance accordingly do exist: ETH Zurich's ANYmal robot, for example, has been filmed grooving out to a U2 cover.
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SagittariusNovember 22 to December 21You're ready to get moving and grooving this month, Sag, and that can start in earnest on the 73th, when Mercury goes direct.
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Listen, if the drum intro of "My Sharona" doesn't have you grooving in your seat in the opening scene, get up and go sit in the back.
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Behind in the count after Kevin Pillar took a low changeup for a ball, Garcia missed his spot, grooving a 90-mph fastball right down the plate.
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This mix features a number of his contemporaries—Botaz, Fritz Carlton, Lubelski—and is a perfect exercise in the type of grooving wonkiness they're known for dropping.
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Grooving to Drake's new hit single "One Dance," Kardashian wore a pair of low-slung jeans with a tiny, cut-off long sleeve shirt and only bare feet.
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Madonna let the music take control and found herself in a dance-off ... but she had the upper hand because she was grooving to her own hit track.
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It takes a month of near non-stop grooving for all the flamingos to find their special someone, after which we hope they take a well-deserved break.
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Once again proving she's one of Beyoncé's No. 1 fans, Adele celebrated the memorable performance by sharing three videos of herself moving and grooving along with the songstress.
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The video starts out innocuous enough, a bunch of people grooving around at a party and one dude getting a little too lit, choking on a chicken wing.
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Instead of the poppy, grooving "Step By Step," they sang "This One's for the Children" and then were interrupted by an ABC news report on the Gulf War.
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Working with two bassists and two drummers, she took the modal concept into a more heavy-footed, grooving terrain, while splashing it with shades of avant-garde adventurism.
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In his version of "Poinciana," from 1958, Jamal (now a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master) used that grooving formula and came away with a smash hit.
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Mr. Allen's latest release is an EP for Blue Note Records that pays tribute to Blakey's music; it bends the music of Blakey into a grooving Afrobeat sound.
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The bodies build on each other, all the bodies in their found paradise, rhythmically finding the same beat, mounting and grooving and intensifying until they break into blossom.
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Whether he loves Bruce Springsteen or The Rolling Stones, dad will be grooving thanks to this portable speaker, which lets him stream music easily from a smartphone or tablet.
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Bieber posted two Instagrams — a screenshot of Ariana's track "Be Alright" from her new album Dangerous Woman, and a video of himself grooving and snapping along to the beat.
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While the wedding itself was "low-key and private," the couples' wedding planner, Mindy Weiss, knew how to keep the guests grooving until late into the night, he adds.
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Gradually and a little clumsily, "Zapatografía" transforms into a dance party, with the cast grooving to salsa beneath a disco ball, then leading a Soul Train line for everyone.
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Before Lopez's show earlier this month, her boyfriend Alex Rodriguez filmed Lopez grooving in front of a mirror while Cardi B's verse on their song "Dinero" played in the background.
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In the case of TikTok, 15-second dance clips and memes dominate the platform, although some videos do show youngsters, some scantily clad, lip-syncing and grooving to popular tunes.
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On New Year's Eve, the reality star rang in 2017 with his fiancée Blac Chyna, 28, and documented the celebration in an Instagram video showing the lovebirds grooving to music.
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It has a sound that is unmistakably hedonistic and decadent, made up of over the top lines of synth and grooving bass, 4/4 drumbeats, and the occasional string section.
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The shadow of war hangs over the whole gathering, but the attendees are mostly smiling, grooving en masse, feeling, for once in their lives, as if they're among kindred spirits.
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As we worked on it that night, the second half of the song started morphing from a down-tempoish jam into the grooving 16th note feel that it eventually became.
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After the video of her grooving went viral in early September, Busy Philipps and pal Kelly Higgins also made a replica rendition of their own and shared the video to Instagram.
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Zellweger has been shooting the movie for several months in London, and has been previously spotted grooving out in character, at a mock music festival, and holding a British TV award.
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Then there is Mr. Ossendrijver, who scored his show with "Mother Earth's Plantasia," Moog music by Mort Garson, the electronic-music maestro: a '70s oddity composed to get your houseplants grooving.
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With winsome songs like "Random Name Generator" and the more plaintive "You Satellite," Star Wars is an album that hits the laid back but grooving sweet spot any Wilco fan can appreciate.
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Earlier in the evening, the ladies were far more energetic – grooving on the dance floor at Richie's throwback affair alongside Jessica Alba, Rachel Zoe and celebrity hairstylist (and Snapchat Queen) Jen Atkin.
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The adorable family-oriented video starts with Cruz grooving in snow-like glitter, as he proceeds to prance around their wintery wet hometown of London with the rest of the Beckham siblings.
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Porkchop is entrusted with setting the vibe, and by the time his set is done, the once sparse dance floor is awash with grooving bodies experiencing Desert Hearts for the first time.
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When I started performing more, I got more and more comfortable grooving on stage, and that sort of turned into a whole new love of dance, rhythm and getting into my body.
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Today, however, we can experience a watershed moment of the furry subculture like we were actually there, grooving along to the smooth tunes of Weird Al, R.E.M. and, of course, Peter-fucking-Gabriel.
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The actor recently told Ellen DeGeneres that the tot mostly just bounces from the knees when she's grooving out, but has sometimes been known to bust out some Whip and Nae Nae action.
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There she is grooving in the video for Janet Jackson's 1993 hit "That's the Way Love Goes," and backing New Kids on the Block in an American Music Awards performance that screams 20103.
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You can hear the track streaming below, but it seems almost criminal to listen to this 80s-synth-tastic masterpiece on anything but a tape deck (while grooving in a hot pink windbreaker).
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"I'm holding up two fingers [which Fallon guessed as the second word] and then I'm moving around really fast like I'm really grooving to the music," Poehler yelled, with Fallon correctly guessing the movie.
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A video featuring a group of ballet dancers at Chicago's Multi-Cultural Dance Center grooving to "If It Ain't Love" has gone viral, garnering nearly 7 million views on Brazil's Sé Bailarinos Facebook page.
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Last weekend, among the funky chickens, the singing leprechauns and the grooving Tyrannosaurus rexes, it was four Brits dressed up as the proposed brick "wall" between the U.S. and Mexico who secured that honor.
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The warning from the watchdog comes as it found that social media posts, especially on TikTok, are increasingly featuring flight attendants grooving to popular tunes or lip-syncing movie dialogues while inside an aircraft.
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While he continues to spread his sound—a smooth mix of dub, latin, funk, and grooving house—to the masses, Evelyn's reached into his vaults to unveil a series of mixtapes dubbed The Now Experience.
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In this video, he's grooving and singing along to "Techno Fan" by a much newer English rock band, The Wombats ... and it's clear the young whippersnappers could learn a thing or two by watching Mick.
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Twenty designers, six DJs and live performers, and dozens of nonstop grooving shoppers filled the warehouse space for nearly 10 hours, starting in the afternoon and lasting until booze supplies ran dangerously low at 11PM.
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I'm generally loathe to hear any tribal drumming during a house set, but that mustachioed man in a hawaiian shirt had me grooving to them like I had founded the Venice Beach drum circle myself.
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At that point it was my first time putting something that was hip-hop and grooving like an R&B song on an album as a whole song, before that it was just little snippets.
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"I've been grooving to it in every free moment that I have," he said, also announcing plans to add it to the regular rotation of music played on the show as transition music between segments.
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A short video of the two men grooving in a rice paddy to a Drake song, "In My Feelings," as their mud-splattered oxen lumber on ahead of them, has been viewed millions of times.
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RHP Cody Allen surrendered a walkoff homer to Ryan Howard in the 11th inning of Friday's 4-3 loss to Philadelphia, grooving a 3-13 fastball that Howard lined into the seats in right field.
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Norris fell behind in the count 223-0 before grooving a 91-mph cut fastball over the middle of the plate and Judge hammered it at least 10 rows into the seats in right-center field.
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The only new tune is "Batida," a grooving Taylor composition whose title and rhythm nod to the dance music styles of Lusophone Africa; the gangly beat becomes a perfect palette for Parker's deliriously crooked guitar style.
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With less marching-band thunder and more hip-hop swagger than, say, New Orleans's Dirty Dozen Brass Band, this eight-piece ensemble mixes the influence of hip-hop, soul and gospel into a coolly grooving sound.
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Final preparations were underway for the 13th annual Dance Parade, which sends about 10,000 dancers spinning, leaping, stomping, roller-skating, stilt walking, cartwheeling and otherwise grooving past Union Square and through the East Village each spring.
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As a member of his cousin's band, they play covers in a club until William writes his first song: something slow, a desperately grooving song that feels like the tears this show always has welling behind it.
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Then he leans forward and, still seated, dribbles Harlem Globetrotter-style, tiny pat-a-cake dribbles, then rat-a-tat big ones between his legs, and then a crazy weave, the whole time grooving to the music.
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One TikTok video from a user, who identifies herself as "#Dancer #cabincrew #indigo", shows her and another flight attendant wearing uniform and grooving to a Bollywood song inside a plane and blowing a kiss to the camera.
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Live performances by Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars — grooving along in a fur coat and shades — and the Weeknd kept the energy running as the models shook their tail feathers, and 43 pairs of wings, for the cameras.
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There's a notable turn from the saxophonist Wayne Shorter, whose work over the previous 10 years (with Miles Davis, Weather Report and his own ensembles) helped pave the way for this kind of grooving jazz-rock experimentation.
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Built around a bubbly vocal paired with grooving loops, it's the kind of song that glides lightly in the background, while retaining just enough of your attention to make you nod your head gently from side to side.
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And there's his guitar sound again, messy and generative, a bit more laid-back than before, grooving through all kinds of rough, peevish tracks — a strange ballad ("Disney Girls"), a slow shuffle ("Quipster"), folk and funk and art-song.
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A track which has all the hallmarks of disco—electro-orchestral shapes, a grooving bassline, some hi-hat shuffles—but also weirder and more psychedelic, with Cola's nasal Californian twang spread over the beats like peanut butter and jam.
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When that fades out, there's a surprise coda: a minute-long instrumental from Trombone Shorty, a local hero in New Orleans, overdubbing his trumpets and trombones into flamboyant free jazz and then a grooving horn section, unmistakably from Louisiana.
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Rivera was one of many women who responded to Daddy Yankee's social media challenge to promote his new single, asking fans to submit a video of themselves grooving to the new tune, which is about a girl who is "dura" ("hot").
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"I left my baby just to be here with y'all because I love Halloween!" she told the rest of the cast (who were also dressed in their grooving best, from movies like Grease to real-life dance icons like Janet Jackson).
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So, when the opportunity arose to learn from the master herself at BandAid's #StickWithIt event, two PEOPLE staffers — Music Editor Janine Rubenstein and Deputy Style Director Sharon Kanter — jumped at the chance to channel their inner Beys and get grooving.
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Now he's rocking tight, now he's grooving sharp, now he's strumming a guitar, now he's shredding a guitar, now he's stroking a keyboard, now he's conducting a horn section, now he's conducting an orchestra, now he's dancing the night away.
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For weeks, her mother has posted clips and videos of Cyn'niah to Facebook and Instagram, picking up a collection of thousands of followers who tune in to see the toddler's daily laughs and dances (she loves grooving to Golden Girls).
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Though there isn't a drum machine or synthesizer to be found, they instead build their tracks, which often stretch well past 10 minutes in length, with an impressive array of guitar pedals, grooving basslines, and incredibly fast and precise drumming.
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"Quick Fix," for example—whose video premieres on Noisey above—is a ludicrously grooving country-funk tune that sounds like it was prepared in a lab of stoned scientists who wing all of their measurements, but end up pretty close anyway.
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There are also several well-silhouetted shots of Khalid staring at waves while his own song knocks in the background, which basically sums up the pensive but grooving feeling of listening to a good Khalid song in a single visual.
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It was produced in his backyard using a table full of vintage Roland gear, and features two tracks, both exploring strands of raw, grooving techno: "Party Marty," mixed by himself, and "Muggy Detroit Heat," mixed by fellow Detroit veteran Norm Talley.
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And by the end of the night, all appeared to be enthusiastically grooving (and singing along) to a cover of Earth, Wind & Fire's "September," with little mention of the fraught political moment or the president at the heart of it all.
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Two year's later, as the 1960s surfing craze was reaching its worldwide peak and grooving to the California Sound of The Beach Boys, Farrelly defeated a strong field of international surfers to win the 1964 World Surfing Championship in Sydney.
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If you frequent music festivals and concerts, you might see her — or an interpreter like her — grooving to the music, mirroring the emotions and physicality of the artists onstage, interpreting their imaginative lyrics for concert-goers who rely on visual accommodations.
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It's in the middle of "Buffalo," a quietly grooving and expansive track from last year's What For, a little over eight minutes into the hour-long set; the desert stretches out behind him and his tour bus sits in the middle-ground.
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Sanders capped his Empire State campaigning with a Prospect Park rally and a record crowd, while Clinton -- who leads in the polls -- spent time in Washington Heights alongside New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and grooving to Latin beats with state lawmakers.
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Held over three days in June, the Governors Ball will feature the likes of Chance the Rapper, Lorde, and Wiz Khalifa, while the Panorama Music Festival in July will have everyone grooving thanks to Frank Ocean, Solange, and a Tribe Called Quest.
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Kleintje Pils, who first played at the Nagano Games 20 years ago, have become a fixture of the Winter Olympics, and in Korea they have the audience grooving to their version of "Gangnam Style" - Korean rapper Psy's global YouTube hit from 2012.
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Bernie Worrell's 1978 debut solo album, "All the Woo in the World," was both a declaration of independence and a pledge of allegiance, building on the same sonically intrepid, unsinkably grooving style he had honed as the influential keyboardist in Parliament-Funkadelic.
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And my guess is, the hope is that idea — grooving to the New York melting pot — will get associated with the brand, and give it a nice halo, which will then make consumers feel good about what it represents and want to shop.
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Amongst other stars like John Legend, Miley Cyrus, and Ariana Grande, Williams and Turner, who play Arya and Sansa Stark on the HBO series, can be seen grooving out in the front seats of the car, as well as frolicking together up some stairs.
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Check out this video we've obtained from inside Jamie's holiday bash Sunday night at his home in Los Angeles ... he's clearly having a great time, moving and grooving to some Drake before pulling in 2 ladies who looked like they needed to cut loose.
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Four young refugees from the Syrian city of Aleppo risked their lives two years ago by making films mocking the terrorist group, including one depicting its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, downing wine, grooving to rock music and trading selfies with girls using his smartphone.
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As this précis suggests, Mr. McDonagh doesn't have much to say in that movie — it has a bunny, stolen dogs, guys with guns, good and bad jokes — but what little is said is said by very fine performers grooving on all his words and larky nonsense.
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He's done it by threading together opposing traditions from his native Los Angeles, each with its own surprising resonance today: grooving, dance-inflected jazz-funk from the 6083s and '80s, and the looser, more expressionistic music of avant-garde artists such as Horace Tapscott and Bobby Bradford.
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The premise is almost too good to be true: Comedy Central stars Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele team up on the silver screen with an adorable feline costar and fend off menacing drug dealers while grooving along to George Michael's greatest hits in Keanu, in theaters April 29.
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With a crisp, harmonically rich attack, Mr. Mabern carries the mantle of a piano tradition that runs through Ahmad Jamal and Phineas Newborn Jr. From time to time, Mr. Mabern holds court for a weekend at Smoke, presenting his grooving, varnished brand of hard bop with a small group.
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Sticking to the vibe that many of their fans have come to know and love, the album flows vibrantly with a spread of jazzified, low-end bass melodies, often unfolding into lanes of grooving 2-step and abstract instrumentation that's hits your pleasure points in all the right places.
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The first number heard — which is described by a radio disc jockey as "the latest tune that all the hip youngsters are grooving to" — is called "The Wind in Your Hair," and it's a polyphonic caress of a song that you could imagine having a future as elevator music.
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Of course, we always knew there was another side of POTUS — one that cares less about grooving in the sun and more about #gains — and he proved us right this week when he shared his workout playlist with Wired, while serving as a guest editor for the magazine's November issue.
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Taken from La Arana Es La Vida, the fourth Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds album on In the Red Records, the track features rock n' roll legend Kid Congo Powers (The Gun Club, The Cramps, Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds) crooning and grooving in his own inimitable style.
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Accustomed to depictions of remote tribes or shots of famine and conflict, Western viewers could scarcely believe their eyes: The idea that West African baby boomers spent the 1960s doing the twist or grooving to the Rolling Stones, like their contemporaries in Minneapolis and Marseille, was more than many could comprehend.
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Our instructors, Monica Bill Barnes and Anna Bass, led us through the empty halls and staircases — now to Lionel Richie — while museum staffers looked on, some snapping photos, some grooving along and some (who were, apparently, not familiar with this new concept) warning us to turn off the disco beats.
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But you hardly notice Don Cherry returning on the second album, and while you can hear what a magnificent player Denardo will become, he's here partly because he isn't yet—Ornette wanted a bottom more untethered than the mere magnificence a grooving Ed Blackwell would soon provide on 1970's Friends and Neighbors.
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"I was listening to a song of mine from when I was 16 last night at the airport, and I had a line in the rap where I said something about 'Nigga word to Jay / They think the music is amazing / And we just be chilling with our people / Grooving in the basement,'" Mensa said.
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When Daddy Yankee posted a dance challenge on Instagram to promote his new hit single "Dura" in January, dozens of female fans posted videos of themselves grooving to the new tune, but he probably didn't expect anything quite like this: a pregnant woman boogying alongside her husband hours before giving birth in the hospital.
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He and his studio turned the raisins into a grooving group of singers in high-top sneakers who march out of a box singing "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" — a hit for Marvin Gaye that was sung in the commercial by Buddy Miles — and showing off dance moves like those of the Four Tops.
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In Bungie's Destiny 2, a game which also cribs many of its dances from popular culture, which released a dance-centric commercial in Japan, every spare moment of downtime leads to Guardians holstering their weapons and grooving together, on the hulls of battleships, in the middle of dripping dungeons and before the threatening bulk of raid bosses.
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Since the first FLEXN performance in 2015, "bone breaking" has become more important than ever, as have the other central moves that comprise the performance: "gliding," the need to escape from something; "getting low," the ability to move below the radar; "grooving," inspired by Jamaican dancehall moves; and "connecting," the process of communicating under any circumstances.
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On the fourth-floor lobby of the country's busiest movie theater, audiences filing out of "Black Panther" will pass by tables of a zine fair; the staid, checkered carpeting might be filled with dancers grooving to a D.J. Across from the concession stand hawking 44-ounce Cokes, a rival cart will serve craft beer from Heartland Brewery.
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The kid's a walking charisma bomb, and Wright takes full advantage of that fact at every turn, whether it's in a grin-inducing long take that follows a celebratory Baby grooving down the street to "Harlem Shuffle," or in a heart-pumping foot chase that highlights Elgort's towering frame, obvious athleticism, and aw-shucks charm all at the same time.
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TL;DR: the music video looks like what would happen if a bunch of Internet memes exploded in one spot, with banana suits, ears of corn, an ice cream pegasus, and two cowboys grooving to a catchy beat in front of a green screen flashing displays of the beach, a grassy field, a billion balloons, and a tennis court at different points throughout the video.
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The Lapa stage was Envision's rave zone, with Playa-friendly tech house from the likes of Desert Hearts' Lee Reynolds keeping the stimulant crowd grooving until sunrise on Saturday night; during a set from German tech titan M.A.N.D.Y on Friday of the weekend, the appearance of one of the ranch's infamous crabs on the dirt ground made the audience part like a biblical sea.
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" In the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, which details the LSD exploits of Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters in the 1960s, Tom Wolfe describes them "grooving with this whole wide-screen America and going with its flow with American flags flying from the bus and taking energy, as in solar heat, from its horsepower and its neon and there is no limit to the American trip.
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The oddest part of the performance wasn't that Adele stopped it to start over again (clearly she didn't want a repeat of last year, when equipment failure threw her off pitch), but that while she was turning Michael's grooving ode to carefree sex into a mannered torch song, behind her on the screen we saw endless shots of Michael dancing, wagging his butt, and grinning like crazy -- a serious form/content mismatch.
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Today, we have a small taste of the Los Angeles-based veteran's swan song, and it comes in the form of a short-but-oh-so-sweet collaboration with dynamic vocalist/producer, Seven Davis Jr. Chock full of shuffling jazz horns and the type of celebratory, grooving house tinge we've come to expect from the pair of producers, it's an early taste of a farewell that will have us both teary-eyed, and cutting shapes on the dancefloor.
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After inventing tropical house and then almost immediately regretting it, sun-kissed, lad-about-town Jack seems like he holed himself up in the Hollywood Hills for a year with a bunch of afrobeat records, Innervisions classics, a Jupiter 8 synth, and has emerged out the other side as a very good tech-house DJ. I was very ready to write the dude off as a no-trick pony, but with nary a steel drum in earshot, I found myself genuinely grooving to his thoughtful selections on Cloud 9.
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