Toronto musician Grumpy Truck returns with a new single that’s tender, a little cheesy, and completely intentional. In his own words, Luka Brull:
“Ur My Rock is a blend of my italo-disco and 2010s hip-hop influences. I first made the beat while feeling very lonely in Beijing, and it became a song about my ideal night with a man.
It definitely represents a new level of confidence for me, especially because I’m leaning into feelings I used to avoid or write around. I say a lot of cheesy double entendres (ex. “I am your b-side”). I would’ve thought that was so corny last year, and it is, but that’s exactly why its so hot to me, because I really, really mean it.”
The track was co-produced by Kurtis Perrie and Bjorn Kriel. Album photos were shot by Baste Magazine, who are also launching their third zine issue this weekend in Toronto — an issue that features Brull, and where Grumpy Truck will perform.
Stream Ur My Rock after the jump, plus an additional photo of Luka from the Baste shoot.
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