Omar Wilson returns to get people in “The Groove,” very much a feel-good, old-school two-step dance track mixed with today’s R&B. It tells the tells the story of a man whom met a girl at a club and is determined to make her the love of his life.
The single was written by Wilson, Louis Humphrey, Edwin Ramos and Jasmon Joyner. Humphrey, Ramos and Joyner also produced the track. Early worldwide groovers already two-stepping to “The Groove” with airplay; residents in the United Kingdom, Belize, Chicago, New York, Jamaica, Granada, Cayman Islands, Dominican Republic, Miami, Japan, and more.
Wilson is ready to ready to grab 2020 by the horns and do what he does best, perform. In the upcoming weeks, he’ll be embarking on The Groove Promotional Tour in support of his new single. As of now, the cities include Chicago, Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York, Atlanta, Memphis, Detroit, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Dallas and Houston, just to name a few.
“The Groove” is available via all streaming and download platforms via the BSE Recordings/Orchard/Sony Label imprint. Listen to the song below.
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