Rushes (song)

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“Rushes”
“Rushes” cover
Single by Darius Danesh
from the album Dive In
Released November 25, 2002
Format CD single
Genre Pop/Rock
Label Mercury Records
Writer(s) Darius Danesh, Pete Glenister, Deni Lew
Producer Steve Lillywhite
Darius Danesh singles chronology
"Colourblind"
(2002)
"Rushes"
(2002)
"Incredible (What I Meant to Say)"
(2003)

Rushes is Darius Danesh's second single from his debut album Dive In.

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[edit] Release

It was released on November 25, 2002, and although not equalling the success of his debut single Colourblind, it still reached number 5 in the UK Singles Chart.

[edit] Song history

Danesh wrote Rushes when he was aged sixteen, he originally wrote the lyrics on the back of a bus ticket. It's about a girl who got on the same bus as him, but he could not pluck up the courage to speak to her.[1]

[edit] Track listing

  1. Rushes
  2. Tear Run Dry
  3. Freefall
  4. Colourblind (8 Jam Remix)
  5. Rushes (acoustic)

[edit] Video

The music video for "Rushes".
The music video for "Rushes".

The video for Rushes was shot in Los Angeles and is about adrenalin rushes.[2]

Darius arrives at his home on a motorbike. He then goes up to his apartment and arranges to meet his band members for a gig later that day.

He gets ready for the gig and then goes out to meet his band members by his car. The band members shown in the video were Darius' band members at that time, namely, Karl Brazil, Deeral, and Greg Haley.

They travel to the gig, speeding through a tunnel, but are then held up by traffic, eventually coming to a standstill. To get to the gig on time they decide to get out of their car and walk the rest of the way.

The band and Darius then perform the gig in front of an audience.

[edit] Chart

Chart (2002) Peak
position
UK Singles Chart 5

[edit] References

  1. ^ CBBC Newsround 29 November 2002
  2. ^ Top Billing.co.za interview 24 January 2003