How can a TV show make you feel such emotions?' The Bluey composer shares the trick to music that hits you in the feels'

"It's really ambitious, but having that many adults dedicate their craft to make this music as beautiful as it can be, for children? It was just wonderful."

"The trick on that episode I call it seeding. We look at the end, where Bingo says the line I'm a big girl now', and we know that's a psychological step in a child's development."

Up Here is the fourth album from the Bluey team, featuring a chamber orchestra for the first time. Composer Joff Bush initially doubted the feasibility of such an ambitious project. The show's music has achieved over 1 billion audio streams globally, with the theme song alone streamed 126 million times. The soundtrack debuted at number one on the Aria album charts and won an Aria award. The emotional depth of the music resonates with both children and adults, exemplified by the track Sleepytime, which evokes strong feelings in listeners.

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