"Remember" is a song by American producer

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and Zohara, released on October 26, 2018, through Darkroom and

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. It was released as the second single from Gryffin's EP ''Gravity: Part I'' and forthcoming album ''Gravity''. It reached number one on the US

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chart in its issue dated February 23, 2019.

Background

Gryffin stated that he heard the demo of "Remember" recorded by Zohara and "immediately thought it'd be cool to flip it into a

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record".

Critical reception

Kat Bein of ''

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'' said the song has an "energetic, funky club floor feeling". Rachel Narozniak of ''

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'' claimed the song "represents Gryffin's stride further into pop territory", describing it as "lyrically confessional and tonally upbeat" as well as a "dance worthy, sing-a-long friendly number that visualizes bittersweet reminiscence on prior romance through a lighthearted lens". An article by edm.com's staff found that "Gryffin's effervescent and vaguely tropical brand of house shines through" on the song, while Zohara’s "radio-ready vocal reinforces the single's melancholic chord progression".

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

References