Album • 2018
Traveling Dreams
A reflective Sunday’s Child album featuring “Save Me,” a cinematic track with a unique Robert De Niro film backstory.
Listen to Traveling Dreams
Featured Track
These are the first tracks we are using for listener discovery, short-form content, Spotify traffic, and future sync positioning.
Save Us
A cinematic track written for the film 15 Minutes, starring Robert De Niro, though not used in the final film.
Time Slipping By
Reflective songwriting about memory, time, and the way life quietly moves forward.
The Only Cure
A melodic adult alternative track built around emotional release and resolution.
Infatuation
An accessible track with strong melodic appeal and trumpet by Jeremy Pelt.
The Story Behind “Save Us”
“Save Us” is one of the strongest storytelling assets in the Sunday’s Child catalog. The song was written for the film 15 Minutes, starring Robert De Niro, although it was not included in the final cut. That backstory gives the track a natural cinematic quality and makes it especially useful for sync-style positioning.
Album Credits
- Naj — Piano, rhythm guitar, bass and percussion
- Scott Metzger — Guitars
- Bryan Lurie — Drums
- Vanessa Moore — Vocals
- Libra Max — Vocals on Save Us and Big Country
- Savanity Savon — Vocals on I Wanna Be With You
- Benjy King — Arrangement and production of Save Us
Mixed at VRTCL Studios, New York, NY
Hear “Save Us”
A cinematic Sunday’s Child track with a strong film backstory.
Album Catalog
Explore the four Sunday’s Child albums, each with its own sound, story, and emotional direction.
Easy Living
Release year: 2017
The first Sunday’s Child album, featuring accessible melodies, Beatles-style pop-rock appeal, and strong studio musicianship.
Rainbow’s Edge
Release year: 2021
A deeper catalog release showing another side of Sunday’s Child’s melodic and emotional songwriting.
