Almus Grover was never supposed to be a musician. If fate had its way, he’d still be working the night shift at Brother Grayson’s cassette tape duplication shop. But then one fateful night—somewhere between rewinding a pile of failed mix tapes and tuning in to an AM gospel station—Almus had a realization: he needed the Lord in every hour. And, preferably, in every chord progression.

Thus began a spiritual journey wrapped in 90s indie R&B pop, where every smooth harmony and funky bassline carried a message of faith, hope, and the occasional misplaced car keys. I Need Thee Every Hour isn’t just a song; it’s Almus’s testimony wrapped in a groove—an ode to the kind of reliance on Jesus Christ that turns every detour into divine direction.

With a voice as smooth as a sacrament meeting program folded just right, and a sound that could make a celestial choir bob their heads, Almus delivers a track that’s equal parts reverent and undeniably groovy. This is faith with soul, testimony with swing, and a reminder that when life gets rough, you don’t just walk to the Savior—you funk your way to Him.