Australian Band Blusher Releases New EP Racer Ahead of US, UK Tours

Australian trio Blusher has released their energetic new EP, 'Racer,' described as a high-energy dance-pop collection that channels heartbreak into a shared experience among friends. The six-track EP blends influences from artists like LCD Soundsystem and Charli XCX, creating a vibrant, infectious sound that captures the feeling of a euphoric night out, with themes ranging from anti-love songs to friendship dynamics. Their single 'Don't Look at Me Like That,' co-written with Alisa Xayalith of The Naked and Famous, explores the complex feelings in platonic and flirtatious friendships. The band members, each with diverse musical backgrounds, emphasize their commitment to controlling their creative process and pushing pop boundaries. They have supported acts like Sugababes and are set to tour the U.S. and the U.K., bringing their distinctive alt-pop style to a broader audience. Critics have praised 'Racer' for its infectious energy and place Blusher among Melbourne's notable pop acts.