Australian Indigenous Music
Upcoming Budjerah Tour
Budjerah returns in 2024 with his explosive new single, "Is It Ever Gonna Make Sense." Fresh off the platinum-selling success of "Therapy," the multi-ARIA Award-winning artist from the Gold Coast returns with his most soaring vocals yet, gearing up for his biggest headline tour of Australia. "Is It Ever Gonna Make Sense" pulsates with raw emotion and a powerhouse vocal performance. Budjerah craved a sound that delivered a "punch in the face." "I wanted to write songs with heaps of rhythm, a punchy beat, and big vocals," he says. As if by fate, fellow Aussie musician G-Flip called Budjerah out of the blue, inviting him to collaborate. "They're the perfect person for punch-you-in-the-face music," Budjerah says, and it's clear he's not wrong. The artistic chemistry between Budjerah and G-Flip, renowned for their electrifying live shows, takes centre stage here. Together, they've crafted a stadium-ready anthem primed for mass singalongs. Budjerah has meticulously built a captivating discography. Following "Therapy" and "Video Game" (co-written with Meg Mac and Matt Corby) in 2023, he's eager to unleash new material after a period of self-discovery in Los Angeles. "Is It Ever Gonna Make Sense," however, was born in G-Flip's hometown of Melbourne.
Read moreBudjerah returns in 2024 with his explosive new single, "Is It Ever Gonna Make Sense." Fresh off the platinum-selling success of "Therapy," the multi-ARIA Award-winning artist from the Gold Coast returns with his most soaring vocals yet, gearing up for his biggest headline tour of Australia. "Is It Ever Gonna Make Sense" pulsates with raw emotion and a powerhouse vocal performance. Budjerah craved a sound that delivered a "punch in the face." "I wanted to write songs with heaps of rhythm, a punchy beat, and big vocals," he says. As if by fate, fellow Aussie musician G-Flip called Budjerah out of the blue, inviting him to collaborate. "They're the perfect person for punch-you-in-the-face music," Budjerah says, and it's clear he's not wrong. The artistic chemistry between Budjerah and G-Flip, renowned for their electrifying live shows, takes centre stage here. Together, they've crafted a stadium-ready anthem primed for mass singalongs. Budjerah has meticulously built a captivating discography. Following "Therapy" and "Video Game" (co-written with Meg Mac and Matt Corby) in 2023, he's eager to unleash new material after a period of self-discovery in Los Angeles. "Is It Ever Gonna Make Sense," however, was born in G-Flip's hometown of Melbourne.
