Alternative Pop Rock from Sunrise in Jupiter

Hailing from London, Sunrise in Jupiter are making an immediate impact with their cinematic take on modern rock, crafting bold, engrossing music that feels built for the big screen and even bigger stages. Uninterested in chasing trends or fitting neatly into genre boxes, the band has emerged as a compelling new force; epic, emotional and astonishingly ambitious.

At the centre of the project is frontman Sonny, a singer-songwriter and producer whose vision is anything but small. With an ear for the dramatic and a heart full of creative passion, he pens tracks like celestial maps, plotting emotional journeys across vast sonic galaxies. Supporting him is a lineup of equally talented players including guitarist William Poe, Johnny Bucci on drums, bass player George Cook and Adam Ward rounding out the five-piece unit.

After making their debut in February with the powerful single “Satellite,” Sunrise in Jupiter are already back to deliver another dose of emotional intensity with their sophomore release titled “Take Me Home.” The track is the second taste of their upcoming double album Mission to Mars, an expansive project recorded at the legendary RAK Studios, mixed by Mike Horner and mastered by Grammy-nominated Robin Schmidt. With such a high-calibre team behind the record, it’s no surprise that the result is something truly colossal.

“Take Me Home” is a cinematic rock anthem in the truest sense; from its soaring guitar lines to its thunderous rhythm section, every element feels carefully dialled in for maximum emotional impact. The chorus, sweeping, explosive and heartfelt,feels like it was made to echo across stadiums, but never loses its intimacy. Thematically, the track taps into something universal, the yearning for belonging, the ache of disconnection, the hope of return. It’s a song for the lost, for the drifting, for anyone who’s stared out at the night sky and wished for a way back.

Kicked off by the plucks of crunchy guitar notes, the bounce of pulsing bass guitar and striking drums is met by Sonny’s expressive vocal leads as he stitches catchy hooks into the subtly upbeat, pop-focused alternative rock sound. Building with crashing drums and a surge of charging guitar chords, the chorus bursts with enormous sonic energy, resulting in a spectacular slice of anthemic music that’s exhilarating, infectious and moving all at once.

With a raucous breakdown of belted vocal lines and storming instrumentation which fades to an intricate build up, the track jumps into one final chorus of thrilling rock to leave a lasting memory of the song. Going from strength to strength on their superb second outing, Sunrise in Jupiter continue their inevitable rise as one of the most exciting new acts to emerge from the UK music scene this year. With their highly anticipated debut record Mission to Mars on the horizon, 2025 is shaping up to be an incredible first year for this stellar new band.

Listen to Take Me Home below

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