New York Studio Songwriting
About Sunday’s Child
A New York studio-based songwriting project built around melodic adult alternative, emotional storytelling, and acclaimed collaborators.
Album credits include Scott Metzger, Sammy Merendino, Ari Hest, Jeremy Pelt, Philip Foxman, Benjy King, and Libra Max.
The Story Behind the Project
Sunday’s Child was formed by New York songwriter Josh Nāj as a studio-based music project built around melodic songwriting, emotional storytelling, and carefully recorded albums. Rather than functioning as a traditional touring band, Sunday’s Child exists as a recorded catalog — shaped by songwriting, studio musicianship, and songs designed to connect with listeners through Spotify, YouTube, social media, and potential sync licensing opportunities.
A Studio-Based Project
Built Around Songs, Not a Stage Schedule
Sunday’s Child is not positioned as a touring band. The project is built around recorded songs, studio collaborators, and albums designed for listeners who discover music through streaming platforms, social media, YouTube, and cinematic storytelling.
That gives the project a different kind of opportunity: instead of focusing on live performance, the strategy can focus on Spotify growth, visual storytelling, YouTube content, fan email capture, and long-term sync licensing potential.
- Studio-focused recordings
- Spotify-first listener journey
- Short-form content strategy
- Sync licensing potential
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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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Jeremy Pelt
Trumpet on “Infatuation” from Easy Living. Recognized as one of the leading jazz trumpet players of his generation.
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Philip Foxman
Vocals on Easy Living.
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Benjy King
Producer and player on “Save Me.” Known for work with Patty Smyth and Scandal.
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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.
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Vanessa Moore
Vocals on Traveling Dreams.
Review Highlight
“The ‘Easy Living’ release by Sunday’s Child is an adult alternative album that demonstrates superb songwriting and highly appealing musicianship.”
— Radio Indy
For Fans Of
For fans of melodic adult alternative, Beatles-style pop-rock, Elvis Costello, Ben Folds, and literate songwriting.
Start Listening to Sunday’s Child
Explore the albums, start with the recommended tracks, or follow Sunday’s Child on Spotify for future updates.
“Testimonials, as authentic endorsements from satisfied customers, serve as potent social proof, significantly inspiring trust in potential consumers.”
For Fans Of
Melodic, Literate Songwriting
The Sunday’s Child sound sits in the world of melodic adult alternative and indie rock — with reference points that include The Beatles, Elvis Costello, Ben Folds, Elliott Smith, and Coldplay.
