Singer Zella Day transforms into a glitter-laden, '70s-inspired pop diva on 2022's Sunday in Heaven. Blessed with a velvety, cherubic voice as well as a knack for memorable hooks, Day is a distinctive presence on the modern pop landscape — spiritually connected to artists like Lorde and Lana Del Rey (the latter of whom she toured with in 2018), but with a sound all her own. It's a style that made her 2015 major-label debut Kicker a refreshing surprise, and she brought into even sharper focus on her 2020 EP with the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach, Where Does the Devil Hide. Sunday in Heaven was produced by Jay Joyce, who is known for his wide-ranging work with artists like Emmylou Harris, Cage the Elephant, and Little Big Town. Also producing are longtime Day associate John Velasquez, and Alex Casnoff, who has worked with Dawes and Sparks, among others. Together, Day and her collaborators embrace a vibrantly analog aesthetic that brings to mind the post-glam rock, pre-new wave sound of artists like Electric Light Orchestra, Kate Bush, and the aforementioned Sparks.

1		Mushroom Punch
2		Am I Still Your Baby
3		Dance For Love
4		Girls
5		Golden
6		I Don't Know How To End
7		Radio Silence
8		Bunny
9		Real Life
10		Almost Good
11		Last Time
12		Sunday In Heaven