The Zummers

Drawing comparisons to Steely Dan and The Dire Straits, the track weaves in funk and disco elements, while remaining deeply rooted in folk and rock. Grenoble tells the story of Csima’s dingy apartment in the French Alps and the magic and chaos of where life can take you. The track features Muscat not only on drums and percussion, but also on organ and backing vocals in the irresistibly catchy chorus. Drapeau wields the electric mandolin and slide guitar, blending into a haunting harmony with Csima and Muscat's perfectly complementary vocals. The rhythm gradually intensifies as it builds towards the final section, where listeners can easily get lost in Richards’ bass line. As a beautiful French madamoiselle’s voice glides in, the congas and clap beat get your toes tapping or even up and dancing.