Sunday’s Child Press Kit

Official press materials, artist bio, album artwork, music links, and contact information for Sunday’s Child.

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One-Line Description

Sunday’s Child is a New York studio-based adult alternative project built around Josh Nāj melodic, emotionally literate songwriting and performances by acclaimed studio musicians.

Short Bio

Sunday’s Child was formed by New York songwriter Josh Nāj as a studio-based music project built around melodic adult alternative songwriting, emotional storytelling, and carefully arranged recordings. Across four albums, the project blends Beatles-style pop-rock appeal, literate songwriting, and cinematic adult alternative textures. Rather than functioning as a traditional touring band, Sunday’s Child exists as a recorded catalog shaped by strong songs, studio musicianship, and collaborations with respected performers including Scott Metzger, Sammy Merendino, Ari Hest, Philip Foxman, Libra Max, Emily Epstein, and Jonathan Dror.

Long Bio

Reminiscent of The Beatles, Elvis Costello, Ben Folds, Elliott Smith, Coldplay, and other melodically and lyrically sophisticated artists, Sunday’s Child was formed by New York City songwriter Josh Naj. The project was created to bring together carefully written songs with accomplished studio musicians, giving the recordings a polished, emotionally expressive, and highly musical character.

Across the catalog, Sunday’s Child has featured contributions from musicians and vocalists connected to respected artists and recording projects, including Scott Metzger, Sammy Merendino, Ari Hest, Philip Foxman, Libra Max, Emily Epstein, Jonathan Dror, and other studio collaborators. The result is a studio-based project that emphasizes songwriting, melody, performance, and emotional connection over the traditional live-band model.

The project’s first release, Easy Living, received praise for its songwriting, vocals, harmonies, and Beatles-style melodic appeal. Later albums continued to expand the Sunday’s Child sound, moving between accessible pop-rock, reflective adult alternative, and cinematic storytelling.