Grouplove, an American alternative rock band known for their infectious pop songwriting, recently delivered a memorable Tiny Desk concert. Despite being together for less than two years, the band's talent shone through in their performance, showcasing their knack for crafting catchy tunes that stick in your head. Grouplove's debut album, "Never Trust a Happy Song," offers a glimpse into their captivating musical style.

Led by singer Hannah Hooper and songwriter Christian Zucconi, Grouplove's formation during an artists' retreat on the Isle of Crete led to the creation of their debut EP, produced in drummer Ryan Rabin's parents' garage. The band, which also includes members Sean Gadd and Andrew Wessen, has gained recognition for their hit single "Tongue Tied" and their debut album produced by Rabin.

The Tiny Desk concert featured compelling performances of notable songs like "Colours," showcasing the band's talent despite their relatively short time together. Grouplove's rise to success and their consistent output of music, with six studio albums and two EPs under their belt, cements their status as a dynamic force in the alternative rock scene.