Across the hour, GROAVEN Radio steers the momentum rises and settles in modest waves, from reflective desire to grounded affirmation without detouring into production talk or technical display.
“Desires” from Isaiah Falls and Ambré quiets the room, and “Painting the Stars” keeps the introspection intact while nudging a little hope forward. Khamari’s “Head In a Jar” adds blunt self-questioning without breaking the calm. The atmosphere loosens when Kyle Dion slides in with “Male Gaze,” then steadies under Leela James’s “Right On Time,” a cut that makes resolve feel easy rather than forced. SHRETA follows with “Control,” raising the emotional wattage just enough to mark the set’s pivot.
The mid-section breathes again as Braxton Cook eases into “Not Everyone Can Go,” giving listeners space to reset before James Vickery and Leven Kali supply a brief, light-footed lift with “Butter” and “Crystal Ball.” Mariah the Scientist shades that glow with the weary ache of “Burning Blue,” but resolve returns when Jericho Jackson (eLZhi and Khrysis) declares “I Am Him.” Aaron Taylor’s “Without Ya!” trades certainty for tender doubt, and Fantasia’s “Have Your Way” lets the show close on a note that feels both personal and communal.
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