Drew Turner Captures Young Love’s Rush on New Single “Backseat (Of Ur Car)”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Magical things happen in the backseat of cars.

Drew Turner was born to make music. Hailing from Chino Hills, California, he turned to music as a form of therapy by age 13. By 16, he was releasing covers on SoundCloud—sparking the realization that a full-fledged music career was within reach. By 18, Turner was consistently dropping original music, with several tracks gaining serious traction. Today, he’s finding success across multiple platforms, steadily building a name for himself. Some of his standout singles include “Closer to Me” and “SAD BITCH.” Now, he’s back with his latest release, “Backseat (Of Ur Car).”

In “Backseat (Of Ur Car),” Drew Turner revisits the intoxicating thrill of first love. Through vivid storytelling, he recalls the adventures, excitement, and deep emotional connection he shared with his partner—ultimately revealing that his heart still belongs to them.

As a listener, there’s so much to love about this track: Drew’s pure passion pours through every lyric, the edgy pop production pops with synthy chords that pull you in, and the infectious melodies linger long after the song ends.

“Backseat (Of Ur Car)” is a full-throttle emotional ride that will leave your ears—and heart—on overdrive. Don’t be surprised if you have it on repeat.




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