Sensual electro-soul artist Sundays is set to issue another short-form release, with the Vancouver artist's Neverland EP due October 28 through Roshambo Records. Ahead of the street date, you can stream the record's opening track, "Theia Mania."
Backed by an empty-room snare clack and Vaseline-slathered synth sounds, the track has Sundays softly singing about a relationship that may exist on a more limited timeframe than the artist had anticipated. "I'll make the most of every moment that I have with you in case I never see you again," she coos on the cut, which plays out similarly to a Dev Hynes/Solange collaboration.
"'Theia Mania" is about a girl who gets lost in the thrill and uncertainty of big city love," Sundays explained of the cut in a statement. "She meets a handsome New Yorker who takes her around town, wines and dines her and let's herself be taken away by her passions. She knows she may never see him again but allows herself to enjoy the moment, with the memories and the hope that one day, she might see him again."
Backed by an empty-room snare clack and Vaseline-slathered synth sounds, the track has Sundays softly singing about a relationship that may exist on a more limited timeframe than the artist had anticipated. "I'll make the most of every moment that I have with you in case I never see you again," she coos on the cut, which plays out similarly to a Dev Hynes/Solange collaboration.
"'Theia Mania" is about a girl who gets lost in the thrill and uncertainty of big city love," Sundays explained of the cut in a statement. "She meets a handsome New Yorker who takes her around town, wines and dines her and let's herself be taken away by her passions. She knows she may never see him again but allows herself to enjoy the moment, with the memories and the hope that one day, she might see him again."
