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Loosely translated, Blanche Dubois means ‘white trash’ in some French dialects - a concept of commonality between us all, and in recognising it comes the perception of beauty. A beauty that can be found in the everyday. The ordinary. Yet so very extraordinary to all that take the time to perceive it. This is what awaits the listener as they tune their aural senses to the beauty of Blanche DuBois. Blanche DuBois is the creation of Nadija and Adriana Begovich, sisters who share a passion for music that is all too apparent to anyone who has heard and felt the heart and soul in all they do. Recently the girls have been working with ARIA award winning producer Richard Pleasance on their highly anticipated, second long-player ‘All The Things We Never Say.’ With a resume that boasts names such as Augie March, Paul Kelly and Deborah Conway among many other seminal Australian artists, Pleasance is uniquely equipped to continue the vision of these sisters of song to its natural fulfilment.

Blanche DuBois are sisters Nadija and Adriana Begovich. They’ve been making music together since 2002; forming their own independent label, Streetcar Productions, in that same year and releasing their debut album, Raging Favourites, to positive reviews in magazines across the country including Rolling stone Magazine who said: “Despite obvious nods towards touchstones The Waifs, there’s flashes of dark, distinctive beauty on the debut from this Perth outfit. They make acoustic mood music for rainy days and Mondays.” Two EPs later – Slow Motion (2004) and Love Only Hurts (2005) – the band landed a deal with Australia’s largest independent publisher, Mushroom Music Publishing, and a series of licensing and sync deals followed, which continues to see Blanche DuBois garner airplay across hit-Australian and international television shows including Home and Away, Neighbours and Ugly Betty. 2007 saw the release of their second full-length album, All The Things We Never Say, with ARIA Award