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Grindr Diaries

from intro by JÓRMA

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🔥 Grindr Diaries is a conceptual exploration of hook-up culture and gay cruising. The song and video are reflections on the act of physically connecting to strangers 🔥

lyrics

When you came in
I just felt it was right
Cause I felt it was wrong
And I wrote this stupid song
‘bout the touch
‘bout the mess
We created in our heads
And we made it to the bed
I’m so grateful that we met

After you left
I got filled with regret
as I’m cleaning your sweat
From what used to be my bed
But I know
How a blow’s
An opportunity to grow
So I don’t need to forget
that I’m grateful that we met

credits

from intro, track released March 11, 2022
Music, lyrics & concept: JÓRMA
Mix: Dread Pitt
Mastered by Frederik Dejongh at Jerboa Mastering
Artwork: Ruby Crudent
MUA: Sylvia Mercera
Models: D'André Maxwell Castillo, Jonathan Bonny

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JÓRMA Rotterdam, Netherlands

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Celebrating vulnerability and empathy

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