According to Hardy, regarding choosing a name for the song, "The song was about love, it was an urban track, so 'city', and I said 'groove'; this then gave us the name 'Love city groove'." In February 1994, Rudden took the rap parts and mixed them in with the new chorus track sung by Hardy. He presented the song to Ambrose at Planet 3 Records, and it was scheduled for release later that year.
According to Hardy, when selecting a name for the song, "The track was about love, it was an urban piece, so 'city', and I said 'groove'; this then gave us the title 'Love city groove'." In February 1994, Rudden composed the rap parts and combined them with the new chorus track sung by Hardy. He presented the song to Ambrose at Planet 3 Records, and it was planned for release later that year.