"Turn Up the Love" by Far East Movement and Cover Drive, from the 2012 album Dirty Bass , represents a pivot toward a more melodic, pop-oriented sound focused on positivity and unity. The music video, featuring a vibrant street party, and the song's lyrical theme of connection, highlight this shift toward a more inclusive, uplifting vibe.
Most club tracks from that era were about popping bottles or late-night escapades, but "Turn Up The Love" took a different path. Group member explained that the song was actually inspired by the raw energy they felt from crowds while touring with Lil Wayne. "Turn Up the Love" by Far East Movement
"Turn Up the Love" performed moderately well on global charts but became a cult favorite among electronic pop fans. Mood: Impossible to listen to and remain stationary
Reception and impact
Far East Movement, also known as FEM, is an American electronic music group from Los Angeles, California. The group consists of DJ/ producers Kei (Kevin) Nishimoto, Chi Ku, and Dwayne Abernathy Jr. (also known as DJ Nasty & Smooth). Formed in 2006, FEM has been a driving force in the electro house scene, with a string of hits like "Like This," "Rocketeer," and "Lights and Thunder." Kev Nish Most club tracks from that era
"Turn Up The Love" has left a lasting impact on the electronic dance music scene. The song's success paved the way for future collaborations between artists from different genres. The track has been remixed and mashed up countless times, with its influence evident in many modern dance tracks.