Sunday’s Child
Melodic adult alternative and cinematic pop-rock from New York songwriter Joshua Nage.
Four albums of emotionally driven songwriting, featuring respected studio musicians and stories built for modern music discovery.
Album credits include Scott Metzger, Sammy Merendino, Ari Hest, Jeremy Pelt, Philip Foxman, Benjy King, and Libra Max.
A Studio Project Built With Serious
Musical Credibility
Across the Sunday’s Child catalog, Joshua Nage’s songs feature contributions from studio musicians, vocalists, and instrumentalists connected to respected artists and recording projects.
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Scott Metzger
Guitars on Traveling Dreams, Rainbow’s Edge, and Horizons. Also known for collaborations with artists including Phil Lesh, Branford Marsalis, and John Mayer.
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Sammy Merendino
Drums on Easy Living, Rainbow’s Edge, and Horizons. A veteran studio musician with credits across major recording projects.
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Ari Hest
Male vocals on “First Kiss,” “3 Ring Circus,” and “November Song” from Horizons.
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Philip Foxman
Vocals on Easy Living.
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Libra Max
Vocals on “Save Us” and “Big Country” from Traveling Dreams.
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Pasha Karchevsky
Trumpets on Horizons.
Explore the Albums
Four albums of melodic, emotionally driven songwriting — from classic pop-rock energy to cinematic, reflective adult alternative.
Easy Living
The first Sunday’s Child album, built around accessible melodies, strong songwriting, and Beatles-style pop-rock appeal.
Traveling Dreams
A reflective chapter in the catalog featuring “Save Me,” a song with a unique Robert De Niro film backstory.
Rainbow’s Edge
A deeper catalog release showing another side of Sunday’s Child’s melodic and emotional songwriting.
Horizons
The latest album, featuring cinematic tracks, emotional vocals, and notable studio collaborators.
Featured Story
The song that almost made it into a Robert De Niro film
“Save Me,” from Traveling Dreams, has one of the strongest stories in the Sunday’s Child catalog. Joshua originally wrote the song for the film 15 Minutes, starring Robert De Niro. Although it was not included in the final cut, the track still carries the cinematic mood, tension, and emotional weight of a film scene.
New to Sunday’s Child? Start Here.
These tracks give new listeners the clearest first impression of the Sunday’s Child catalog — melodic, cinematic, and emotionally driven.
Explore The Albums
Four albums of melodic emotionally driven songwriting — from classic pop-rock
energy to cinematic reflective adult alternative.
Easy Living
A reflective chapter in the catalog featuring “Save Me,” a song with a unique Robert De Niro film backstory.
Explore Album →Traveling Dreams
A deeper catalog release showing another side of Sunday’s Child’s melodic and emotional songwriting.
Explore Album →Rainbow’s Edge
A dynamic and energetic album showcasing the band’s versatility, blending rock energy with introspective storytelling.
Explore Album →Horizons
The latest album, featuring cinematic tracks, emotional vocals, and notable studio collaborators.
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