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Didirri releases music video for ‘Blue Mood Rising’

Posted on by Andrew Sorensen


Shot in the surrounds of London’s Ennismore Session House Hotel, ‘Blue Mood Rising’ is exploring a number of rather elusive characters.

The Melbourne based musician Didirri recently released the music video to follow up on the new single.

“We wanted the clip to reflect the feeling of trying new versions of yourself, of playing with the characters of who you are and who people think you should be.

“We were sitting on the grass in West Ham when the idea for the music video happened,” said Didirri.

The song approaches complex thoughts and feelings with charm and raw power.

As such, the song was written to captivate listeners, magnify important issues and engage crowds to feel, move, think, heal and singalong.

‘Blue Mood Rising’ uses lush guitar tones, slow building drums and a harmony of backing vocals building to a crescendo led by Didirri’s soaring voice.

Following the release of his debut EP ‘Measurements‘, Didirri has enjoyed a massive 12 months playing in major festivals such as Splendour in the Grass, and touring the United States of America and the United Kingdom twice in under six months.

Didirri will be joining Middle Kids on tour from October 26 onwards in Australia.

‘Blue Mood Rising’ is available for download on all major platforms now.

Didirri returns with his most captivating tune yet, ‘Blue Mood Rising’

Posted on by Matthew Wotherspoon


After recording with renowned producer Dann Hume (Amy Shark, Matt Corby, Tash Sultana, Troye Sivan), Didirri returns with one of his most captivating and moving tunes yet – ‘Blue Mood Rising‘.

Holding true to his mission to make music for ‘Lovers & Overthinkers’, Didirri’s latest song-writing echoes charm and raw power. Not only is it captivating, but it magnifies important issues and motivates crowds to feel, move, think and heal.

After releasing his debut EP “Measurements”, Didirri has been inundated with success and support from all angles. From a collective 30 million streams, to playing Splendour In The Grass, to having 4x singles added to triple j rotation, and holding a US and UK tour, Didirri has exploded globally.

The achievements are impressive and humbling, and ultimately highlight
the universal language of music and its power to resonate with any audience.

His lyrics are set apart from the average singer-songwriter and usher you into his mind, ultimately connecting you with his inner psyche. It’s modern music with a classic twist.

“I have always been wary of being led down the garden path. However, it is a beautiful path to tread. It is a colourful and engaging life to lead but only when walked by you. Have you ever looked at a photo of yourself and thought that you were different back then? Has your confidence changed? Are you easily shaken now? But, how can your feet be swept away if you have them firmly on the ground by your own decision?,” says Didirri.

“Blue Mood Rising” is a thunderstorm of deep lyrics, lush guitar tones, elevating percussion and smooth backing vocals. As the tune plays, you can’t help but self-reflect and become immersed in the dynamics and uniqueness that is Didirri.

“Remember who you do this for. Whatever ‘this’ is. There will be others that help you down the path but remember where your core is. Your self-worth should be based on your own choices. If there is ever a crack to appear in your footing, you’ll feel it.

You’ll feel a blue mood rising before it appears.” – Didirri

Written by Didirri Peters and George Taylor, and produced by Dann Hume and Hayden Calnin, “Blue Mood Rising” is now available on all digital platforms!

Didirri will be playing The Riverstage in Brisbane with City & Colour for Bris Fest later this month before This That Festival in Newcastle November 9th, headlining Loch Hart Music Festival in Princetown November 15th-17th, as well as joining Middle Kids on their national album tour!




September 28th – Riverstage – Brisbane, QLD (w/ City & Colour)

November 7th – Astor Theatre – Perth, WA (w/ Middle Kids)

November 9th – This That Festival – Newcastle, NSW

November 14th – Enmore Theatre – Sydney, NSW (w/ Middle Kids)

November 15th-17th – Loch Hart Music Festival – Princetown, VIC

November 17th – The Forum – Melbourne, VIC (w/ Middle Kids)

November 21st – The Tivoli – Brisbane, QLD (w/ Middle Kids)