BLØSMM drops debut single “Poser”

BLØSMM marks a new creative chapter for Jordan White and Brian Dellis, longtime collaborators whose musical partnership stretches back more than a decade. Building on their work together in Jane N’ The Jungle, the pair are now stepping into a new identity with a sound shaped by cinematic production, crushing guitars, haunting melodies and emotionally charged storytelling. At the heart of BLØSMM is an exploration of the moments that change us and the difficult process of letting go of expectations in order to discover who we actually want to become.

Their history provides a strong platform for this next phase in their creative adventure; as Jane N’ The Jungle, Jordan and Brian began gathering momentum with the release of “Tonight” in 2019, followed later that year by their debut full-length record Concrete Jungle. Their rise continued to build, eventually bringing attention from major names and earning Jane N’ The Jungle an endorsement from Gibson Guitars. Their output also saw them play alongside a range of artists, including Jordin Sparks, Sammy Hagar & The Circle, The Warning, Escape The Fate, Jinjer, Plush, Lacey Sturm, Saving Abel and The Unlikely Candidates.

Produced by Andy Gerold and Jim Louvau and mixed by Sean Beavan, BLØSMM delivers modern hard rock with an emphasis on emotional impact. Its songs are positioned as anthems for anyone attempting to find themselves beneath the gravity of expectation, fear and reinvention, creating a space where heaviness and emotion can collide in musical fashion. That idea arrives immediately with debut single titled “Poser,” a track centred on the unsettling experience of no longer recognising the person you’ve become.

Born from personal transformation and artistic evolution, “Poser” becomes a statement of intent for this new chapter. Its modern hard rock sound carries a story about reaching rock bottom and confronting the battle between ego and purpose, capturing the moment when there appears to be very little left to lose except the decision to keep fighting. The song ultimately confronts the erosion of identity that can happen when outside expectations, personal doubt and the desire to become something else begin to pull in different directions.

Being called a poser, a dreamer or a lost cause doesn’t necessarily mean that the dream itself should be abandoned and “Poser” turns those accusations into explosive sonic fuel. Set up by the buzz of instrumentation and rustle of metallic drums, the arrangement erupts with charging guitar chords and pounding percussion, forming a rousing burst of alternative rock that slips into a moody soundscape of pulsing bass and splashing cymbals capped by Jordan’s expressive vocal leads. Gliding through a moment of stripped back aesthetic, the chorus lands with a potent dose of driving instrumentation and thrilling vocal hooks, resulting in an enthralling rock anthem.

Packed full of exhilarating energy, commanding vocal performance and lively instrumental elements, “Poser” sees BLØSMM make a spectacular arrival as a ready-made alternative rock force that’s guaranteed to make a significant impression. Building on their decorated track record as successful musicians, Jordan White and Brian Dellis have opened an exciting new chapter and we can’t wait to see where the story goes next.

Listen to Poser below

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