OURGRND

OURGRND has made a mark in the pop scene with tracks that resonate with fans. "Cardigan Loop" stands out for its catchy melody and engaging lyrics, making it a favorite among listeners. Another notable track is "Rewrite The Stars," which captures a moment of longing and connection, appealing to many.

In addition, "The Eyes, Chico. They Never Lie" showcases a blend of rhythm and storytelling that fans appreciate. Other popular tracks include "Cardigan (TikTok Best Part)," "Die With A Smile x Glimpse Of Us (Mashup)," and its TikTok version, which have both gained traction on social media. Songs like "She Said She's From The Islands (Kompa)" and "Reflections - Sped Up" also contribute to their diverse sound. "Auditorium" and "Le Monde - Sped Up" round out their catalog, offering various styles for different moods. Each track adds to their growing presence in the pop music landscape.

OURGRND has been active with new releases, showcasing their versatility in sound. Their latest single, “From The Start - Hoodtrap (Versions) (2025)”, offers a fresh take on their earlier work, blending elements of pop with unique beats. Alongside this, they released “From The Start - Hoodtrap (2025)”, which maintains the essence of the original while adding a contemporary twist.

In addition, the artist has introduced “Abracadabra (Bardcore/Medieval Version) (2025)”, a creative reinterpretation that draws inspiration from historical musical styles. This version contrasts with the “Abracadabra (Bass Boosted) (2025)”, which amplifies the energy and rhythm, catering to fans who enjoy a more intense listening experience. These releases highlight OURGRND's ability to explore different genres while remaining rooted in pop music.

OURGRND has collaborated with Luke Willies on several notable tracks. One of the standout collaborations is the mashup “Die With A Smile x Glimpse Of Us.” This track combines elements from both songs, creating a unique sound that resonates with listeners. Another significant collaboration is “From The Start - Hoodtrap,” where the synergy between OURGRND and Luke Willies is evident, offering a fresh take on pop music.

“Raise Your Ya Ya Ya x Evil Jordan” showcases a different vibe, blending catchy hooks with rhythmic beats. Additionally, the slowed version of “Meet Her At The Love Parade” brings a new dimension to the original, demonstrating their versatile approach to music production. Each of these collaborations highlights the artists' ability to merge styles and create engaging tracks that appeal to a wide audience.