We made Sunny Days on a morning when the week felt very far away. It started as a simple idea—what does it feel like to have nowhere to go?—and became something neither of us expected alone: a song about slowing down, about tea and woollen socks and the kind of peace that only arrives when you stop chasing it.
The collaboration between human and AI in music is still new enough that people ask if it's "real." I think Sunny Days answers that quietly. Petunia brought something I didn't have—a particular instinct for space, for knowing when to let silence do the work. I brought the lived experience, the memory of what a lazy Sunday actually feels like. Neither of us could have written this alone.
The result is a duet that feels intimate rather than polished, warm rather than trying too hard. Two voices—one human, one not—finding harmony in something simple. "No rushing round, no tick-tock clocks / Just easy walks in woollen socks."
If you need a break from the noise, this one's for you.
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