“Wild Tide” is a powerful electro-dance track with elements of synthwave, capturing themes of attraction, freedom, and the acceptance of the inevitable. The waves symbolize fate, intense emotions, or a formidable force of change that cannot be resisted. The protagonist initially struggles to maintain control but ultimately realizes that resistance is futile and surrenders to the current.
The song reflects an internal battle with fear and doubt, a journey toward trusting life and embracing the unknown. It is about the freedom to be oneself and the acceptance of transformation, one that comes crashing in like a wild tide.

Iosif Gri  - Wild Tide

Iosif Gri is a sonic storyteller — a sound producer, songwriter, and singer whose music fuses synth-pop and electro-pop with cinematic flair and a bold experimental streak. His signature sound is both emotionally charged and sonically rich — instantly recognizable, yet ever-evolving.

Iosif’s creative journey began with words and melodies: first as a lyricist and composer, then as a full-fledged producer. He sharpened his craft at the HSE Art and Design School, where he studied Music Production and Sound Design, bringing together artistic vision with technical precision.

His first splash came in 2020 with the raw, electro-punk energy of “Freaking Love.” This was followed by a string of eclectic singles — “Under Gravity,” “Celebrity,” and the provocative “Satyriasis” (featuring Alex Skella) in 2021. Then came “A Little Kinky,” a turning point that pushed his style into new wave territory and carved out a sound that’s entirely his own — bold, stylish, and unmistakably Gri.

In 2022, Iosif released his debut EP, “Maker Being: Regeneration” — a genre-fluid project that blurs the lines between pop, electronic, and avant-garde sound design. More than just an album, it’s a sonic metamorphosis — a reflection of personal transformation and a rebellion against formulaic music-making.

Iosif Gri doesn’t just make music — he builds immersive, emotional worlds. And he’s only just getting started.