Some Kind Of Grit, is an expression that ironizes about those whose lives twist over and over again, until they fall down a spiral that seems to never end, without being very clear about where it takes you. That's why Javier chose it as the title of the album, because of everything he suffered after his debut album. At least he brought out a handful of songs, the ones that make up the A-side of the album and it is perfectly reflected in the evocative —albeit cryptic— cover designed by Galli Martini, which shines especially and logically on the vinyl's gatefold folder. The arid interior photography supposes that metaphorical crossing of the desert that sometimes you have to go through in order to be reborn from your ashes. And it is that, fortunately, after the storm, calm almost always arrives and the B-side is pure redemption, like the luminous «Stop Hurting Yourself», almost a declaration of principles adorned by guitars that can evoke Gram Parsons and his flying burritos.