Born through the sonic cohabitation of eccentric female singer-songwriters Lizzie Ferrell and Jackie Simons, sunday works exude the kind of unconventional artistry that you fall in love with from the very first listen since you don’t get to enjoy it any other day. The music here has a haunting blossom with its allure captured in multiple dimensions—the lush instrumentation, anomalous lyrics, ethereal vocals, and atmospheric productions as the unbreakable duo take you to places you’ve never been before and leave a lasting imprint on your heart and soul. If you are tired of the cookie-cutter mainstream soundscapes boring the senses out of you, sunday works offers a lifetime solution of exemplarily good and unheard-of music!
The single “Turned to Gloss” is both expansive and intimate, blending artful experimentation with heartfelt, poetic expression in a subtly operatic demeanor. Its otherworldly atmosphere and haunting quality are what make it stick in a listener’s mind long after the final notes fade away.
Off the bat, “Turned to Gloss” is transportive, evocative, and deeply immersive, evoking a sense of wonder as the eccentric notes and execution accentuate the track’s unexpected twists and turns. The alluring piano chords, driving guitars that evoke a rock and indie rock quality, and the punchy drums all come together seamlessly as the metrical lyrics add that sense of otherworldly curiosity.
A seeming tale of two lovers joined at the hip, “Turned to Gloss” feels like stepping into a dreamlike world where love and nostalgia intertwine. The ethereal vocals float hauntingly over the lush, textural instrumentation, evoking an almost folkloric serenity.
The melodies shimmer with a shoegaze haze, slightly blurred at the edges, yet still rich with emotion and longing—that’s what makes this jam so wholesome.
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