London-based newcomers Sunrise in Jupiter are set to light up the music scene, blending cinematic rock with pure sonic intensity to craft thrilling music that pulls listeners into something much bigger than just songs. Uninterested in following trends, they walk their own path, exploring the fringes of the rock map to seek something atmospheric, powerful and entirely new.
The band is led by frontman Sonny, a talented singer-songwriter and producer who constructs tracks like celestial maps, guiding audiences through vast emotional landscapes with towering melodies and unrelenting energy. Alongside him, guitarist William Poe delivers impactful instrumental backing, driven by the storming drums of Johnny Bucci and bold basslines of George Cook with Adam Ward completing the band’s lineup.
Their upcoming debut double album, Mission to Mars, is set to present a epic sonic odyssey. Recorded at the legendary RAK Studios, mixed by Mike Horner and mastered by Grammy-nominated Robin Schmidt, the album explores themes of exploration, separation and destiny through a cinematic lens.
Now making their explosive entrance, the band unveils their debut single titled “Satellite,” a track that serves as a bridge between the unknown and the undeniable. Jumping straight in with pounding drums and crunching guitar riffs, Sonny’s commanding vocal presence enters to spin gripping melodic leads above the splashing drums and charging guitar arrangement.
Rising to a stunning chorus of enthralling melodic hooks and anthemic instrumentation, a burst of riveting rock energy delivers a spectacular sound that’s catchy and invigorating in equal measure. Striking an intricate balance between gritty alternative aesthetic and the appeal of pop-tinged writing, the track reaches an engrossing bridge of belted vocals and lofty arrangement before concluding with a rousing finale.
It’s a sensational outing from a band that instantly plants themselves on the map of must-watch acts in the alternative music scene. With their forthcoming double record on the horizon, Sunrise in Jupiter are set to win over fans around the world with their incredible sound on what’s sure to be their breakout year. Commenting on the single, the band shares, “Satellite captures the feeling of longing and connection across vast distances. It’s a song for anyone who has ever felt adrift but still tethered to something—or someone—far away.”
Listen to Satellite below
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