Demon is thrilled to present the new Bluey album, 'Rug Island', a follow - up to 'Dance Mode!'. It features 16 brand - new recordings from series 1, 2, and 3. Created by Joff Bush & The Bluey Music team, with over half a billion audio streams from 'Bluey The Album' and 'Dance Mode!'. Pressed on sunset orange vinyl, 'Rug Island' is an album full of adventure, taking you on a playful journey through Bluey and Bingo's imaginations. Inspired by the episode Rug Island, a place where kids play and adults find their inner child. As Joff Bush says, 'The album is like little trips into the kids’ imagination, their games, and what they play.' It includes singles like 'Octopus' (a rock track with King Stingray), 'Onesies', and a new vocal version of the 'Bluey Theme Tune'. Standout tracks are 'Fairytale' (an 80s - inspired synth rock song), 'Explorers' (a traditional sea shanty), 'Muffin Drive' (a muffin - themed driving rock song), and 'Turtle Boy'. The album sleeve captures a scene from Rug Island, and its reverse connects with previous albums to form a panoramic view of the Heeler’s home. Tracklist: 1. Bluey Theme Tune (Vocal Version) 2. Rug Island, Pt. 1 3. Obstacle Course 4. Octopus feat. King Stingray 5. Wild Girls 6. Escape 7. Onesies 8. Fairytale 9. Rug Island, Pt. 2 10. Explorers 11. Muffin Drive 12. Turtleboy 13. Bin Night 14. Cricket 15. Café 16. Rug Island, Pt. 3
To use this Bluey - Rug Island vinyl LP, simply place it on your record player and gently drop the needle on the starting groove. Enjoy the amazing music as it plays. When handling the vinyl, always hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. Keep it away from direct sunlight and heat as these can warp the vinyl. After each use, put it back in its sleeve carefully to protect it from dust. If it gets dirty, you can use a vinyl cleaning brush to gently clean the surface. This album is a great addition to your music collection, perfect for listening at home, having a party, or just relaxing and letting the music of Bluey take you to the world of Rug Island.
