August is about to hit all the right notes for little Bluey fans! BBC Studios will release the first track off of a new Bluey album tomorrow.
The new song, called “Octopus,” is performed by the Yolŋu surf rock band King Stingray. It is the first of 16 new songs off of the third Bluey album, “Bluey: Rug Island.”
Tracks besides “Octopus” will include the ‘80s-inspired synth rock “Fairytale,” a classic sea shanty called “Explorers,” and a driving song called “Muffin Drive.” The album was created by Bluey’s composer, Joff Bush, alongside Bluey’s larger music team.
“Bluey: Rug Island” will be available on streaming, CD, and a sunset-orange vinyl, plus Bluey-loving parents out there can try to get their hands on one of 7,000 copies of a limited-edition vinyl picture disc.
The good kind of Blues are only a few months away: The full album from Demon Music Group comes out Oct. 25. In the meantime, check out the first two Bluey albums and learn more about the upcoming album on the Bluey website.
