Groove, Grace, and a Gentle Reminder: Dima Groove Nails It with “Easy Love”

There’s something instantly magnetic about Easy Love, the debut single from Dimagroove, the new brainchild of Moroccan musician Mouad Qach. It’s not just the rhythm, although the rhythm does pull you in like the slow sway of a desert breeze meeting a downtown London sunset. It’s that feeling, that subtle emotional current Mouad promised. And he delivers.

You can hear the lineage of The Midnight Vortex, but this isn’t just a rehash of his blues-rock days. With Easy Love, Mouad dives headfirst into a warm fusion of funk grooves, soulful melodies, and unmistakable Afro-blues textures. The song opens with a vibe so smooth it practically smiles at you, then blossoms into a lush sonic landscape that feels both deeply personal and universally familiar.

What’s impressive is the DIY production, you’d never guess this wasn’t put together in a high-end studio. There’s warmth in every note, from the buttery guitar licks to the layered harmonies that seem to wrap around your ears like a hug you didn’t know you needed. This isn’t just background music, it’s soul-forward storytelling without saying a single word too loud.

Easy Love isn’t flashy or overstated and that’s its superpower. It speaks to the kind of love that exists quietly, but reshapes everything it touches. A beautifully understated debut that leaves you wanting more.