Grover was a landmark Latin supergroup bringing together jazz and Latin music legends Ray Barretto, Sheila E., Tito Nieves, Tito Puente, Paquito D'Rivera, Dave Valentin, and Grover Washington, Jr. The ensemble united to create the infectious main theme for the 1994 film "I Like It Like That," delivering a vibrant fusion of Latin jazz, salsa, and contemporary urban sounds that captured the energy of New York's multicultural music scene.
The collaboration showcased the virtuosity of its members, blending traditional Latin instrumentation with smooth jazz sensibilities and modern production. Though a one-off project, Grover's work demonstrated the enduring appeal of cross-genre Latin jazz fusion and remains a notable moment in '90s soundtrack music, highlighting how established jazz and Latin artists could adapt their sound for contemporary film and dance contexts.