Australian pop star Troye Sivan’s lead single “Rush” for his upcoming third studio album ‘One thing To Give Every Different’ is a hypnotizing anthem of homosexual sensuality.

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Australian pop singer-songwriter Troye Sivan’s discography tells a lineage of queer intimacy. Along with his 2015 debut album Blue Neighborhood, a brooding indie pop album that grew to become a coming-of-age staple for a lot of queer youngsters, Sivan sang in regards to the sentimentality of younger love over darkish, moody instrumentals. His follow-up 2018 album Bloom was a masterfully crafted pop opus that includes glowing odes to an all-consuming real love.

“Rush” leans absolutely right into a physicality that Sivan beforehand explored in Bloom and his 2020 EP In a Dream. Launched by way of Capitol Information on July 13, 2023, the track is the primary single from Sivan’s upcoming studio album One thing To Give Every Different, out October 13.

On the album cowl, Sivan’s head rests between the legs of a person. His face beams a smile towards the sky, epitomizing the enjoyment present in unabashed sexual expression. “Rush” is basically the musical type of that rapture – the joys of closeness and the gluttony of hedonism.

Large communication, inform me what you need
Translate your vibration, let your physique discuss to me
Child love, should you wanna present me what
You’ve been schemin’ up, should you wanna (Let go)

Belief the simulation, don’t you let it break
Each stimulation, promise I can take
What you wanna give?
Boy, you higher present me what
You’ve been schemin’ up

Filtered gang vocals instantly place the listener in a crowded nightclub or strobe-lit rave, chanting, “I really feel the frenzy / Hooked on your contact” over a quick, pulsing home beat. The observe provides a outstanding bass line that thrums in tandem with Sivan’s ethereal voice as he beckons, “Inform me what you need / Translate your vibration, let your physique discuss to me.” There’s a slight slurring in his supply as he retains up with the observe’s fast tempo, evoking the picture of an inebriated, liberated man romping across the dance flooring.

I really feel the frenzy
Hooked on your contact
Oh, I really feel the frenzy
It’s so good, it’s so good

So good after we gradual gravity, so good
It’s so good, it’s so good
Breathe one, two, three, take all of me, so good
It’s so good, it’s so good

He briefly slows it down because the decrease frequencies dissipate, swelling like an inhale. Previous to the refrain, a break up second of silence hitches the listener’s breath earlier than the music returns with overwhelming pressure. The gang vocals echo the introductory hook in an entrancing loop, interspersed with Sivan’s breathy vocals repeating, “It’s so good.” Within the post-chorus, his voice oscillates underneath a vocoder to emulate an out-of-body sensation synonymous with intoxicating pleasure.

Whereas “Rush” is a track about bodily intimacy, its home influences and beat tailored for the membership additionally remodel it right into a celebration of proximity. For queer individuals to congregate, our bodies towards our bodies, and dance to a track unapologetically about homosexual intercourse – that’s what makes an anthem.

Move your boy the heatwave, recreate the solar
Take me to the sensation, boy, you recognize the one
Kiss it if you’re finished, man, this shit is a lot enjoyable
Pocket rocket gun

The track lives as much as its title, coming and entering into simply over two-and-a-half minutes. But, Sivan manages to perform every little thing he got down to do and extra. “Rush” is a fleeting, immersive observe the place the sonic ambiance interprets effortlessly into a visible expertise. It’s sweat, intercourse, and the wonderful highs of queer nightlife condensed right into a shot of euphoria.

In Sivan’s phrases, “It’s so good, it’s so good.”

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