Ontario’s own, Sunshine Makers share another new slice of music with joyful single ‘Sometimes’. The track acts as a beacon of hope, encouraging the listener to push back against the anxieties and worries about what their future might hold, and replacing them with trust and positive thoughts that the world in fact might have your back.
“If we find ourselves through self-love and self-worth, then we can believe that our lives will be filled with happiness. We are deserving of that.” The band states. “I like the idea of trying something different and being pleasantly surprised. Suspend your disbelief and leap willingly into the unknown.”
They continue: “It takes a lot of work to overcome personal trauma and the success that is expected of us at an early age. Having life is successful in itself. The ability to experience love and to feel the beauty in nature are just some of the examples that should make these pressures melt away.”
The single was recorded in North Hollywood with producer Sergio Rios (Orgone, Say She She, Neal Francis) at Killion Sound. The band tracked and played live to analog tape to capture their warm vintage sound while also masterfully capturing the energy of the room which brought the band an incredible amount of joy, as Sergio was the perfect wizard to catch and craft their magic. They used the same recording room, instruments and gear that were used to record Say She She albums Silver and Cut & Rewind, as well as Neal Francis’ Return to Zero, adding to the band’s warm, vintage sound.
Stay tuned for more new music as the Sunshine Makers adventure unfolds in the coming months.
