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“This song is for the times when you just need to be reminded – ‘it’s not that deep’”, explain the Melbourne pop trio
Charlotte Reid
Melbourne pop trio Blusher return with “WHATEVERWHATEVER”.
The song is a breezy slice of synth-pop made for the moments when life feels a little too full-on.
“This song is for the times when you just need to be reminded – “it’s not that deep”,” explain the group. “We wanted to make something you can yell in your car to shake off the pressure and heaviness. We wrote this to remind ourselves that to truly be creative you have to let go.”
The release follows the driving “RACER”, which landed on the AU Spotify Viral Chart, and continues the trio’s run of upbeat dance-pop singles.
In 2024, Blusher dropped five singles, including “Somebody New”, “Overglow”, “24 Hours in Paris”, “Accelerator”, and “Rave Angel”, following their 2023 debut EP Should We Go Dance?.
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Blusher also made an appearance in Rolling Stone AU/NZ‘s Future of Music series, alongside 25 Australian and New Zealand artists tipped for global breakthroughs.
“The Melbourne pop trio pump out addictive anthems one after another, luring you to the dancefloor without hesitation,” we wrote. “They place female friendship and joy at the heart of their infectious songs, and their fun-focused approach refused to take music too seriously.”
Read our 2023 interview with Blusher here.
Blusher recently wrapped a North American tour supporting NOTD, and played festivals alongside Halsey, Khalid, Missy Elliott and The Killers. Next, they’ll perform at triple j’s One Night Stand in Busselton, WA on Saturday, May 24th.
Over the past two years, Blusher have supported acts like Sugababes, Tove Lo, Aurora, and The Rions in Australia, and toured the UK, Europe, and North America with Daði Freyr. Their UK stops have included London Pride at Leicester Square, BST Hyde Park with Kylie Minogue, Latitude Festival, and their debut London headline show. Back home, they wrapped 2024 with their first sold-out Australian headline tour.
Blusher’s “WHATEVERWHATEVER” is out now via Warner Music Australia.
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