Melbourne-based pop-trio Blusher today share new track 24 Hours In Paris. A wistful, expansive track, it is out now everywhere via Atlantic Records/Warner Music Australia.
Speaking on the creation of the new single, Blusher share, “24 Hours in Paris is our bittersweet darling. We started writing it after a D&M about the times that we’d done the “run away from your sadness” overseas trip ~ where you find yourself in a beautiful place, expecting it’ll heal you instantly, but really, you just end up eating a croissant in a gutter and overthinking.
Sonically, it feels like a new colour of the Blusher palette – a different side to our sound that we’re super excited to share with people. We love the idea of taking a left turn from our last single, Accelerator. We want our music to be your soundtrack on the dance floor, but also for the ride home in the Uber, when you’re staring out the window with a single tear rolling down your cheek.”
24 Hours In Paris follows on from recent singles Accelerator and Rave Angel, which are the first taste of new music for the trio since the release of their debut EP ‘Should We Go Dance?’ in mid 2023. Blusher recently finished a twenty-three-date run with Icelandic artist, Dadi Freyr across the US, after supporting him in the UK and Europe, with more international dates coming up, including their first Blusher headline show at The Waiting Room in London, and Latitude Festival in the UK. This month they are taking their effervescent live show around Australia as they support The Rions.
In the past 12 months Blusher have been named as one of Spotify’s RADAR artists, showcased at The Great Escape UK and SXSW Sydney, and supported international artists Aurora and Tove Lo on their national Australian tours.
24 HOURS IN PARIS IS OUT NOW VIA ATLANTIC RECORDS/WARNER MUSIC AUSTRALIA – BUY/STREAM HERE
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