Album • 2017
Easy Living
The first Sunday’s Child album, built around accessible melodies, strong songwriting, and Beatles-style pop-rock appeal.
Listen to Easy Living
Priority Tracks
These are the first Easy Living tracks we are using for discovery, short-form content, and listener growth.
Hop on the Train
A strong first discovery track with movement, melody, and classic pop-rock energy.
Time passing 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.
About the Album
Easy Living introduced Sunday’s Child as a melodic adult alternative project with strong songwriting, carefully arranged vocals, and studio musicianship. The album blends memorable pop-rock melodies with poetic lyrics and emotional energy.
Album Credits
- Josh Naj — Piano, rhythm guitar, lead guitar on Time Passing By
- Bryan Lurie — Rhythm and lead guitars, production
- Mark Sedgewich — Bass
- Jeremy Pelt — Trumpet on Infatuation
- Sammy Merendino — Drums
- Philip Foxman — Vocals
Mixed at Red House Studio, Greenwich Village, New York City
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.
Listen to Easy Living
Start with “Hop on the Train,” “Time Slipping By,” and “The Only Cure.”
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.
