Mick J. Clark – “Anuther Sunny Hulliday”

“Anuther Sunny Hulliday” by Mick J. Clark is a bright, joyful track taken from his album “Notes Two”. It captures every single piece of a summer trip, starting with the early excitement of packing, heading out, relaxing poolside in the heat, and ending with that familiar, sad feeling of flying back home. The intentional spelling in the title comes directly from the vocal delivery, adding a ‘u’ to “Anuther” so it matches up with “Sunny”.

Working with producer Martin Smith at Garage Studios—who worked alongside Jeff Lynne’s ELO band for four years—the recording sounds incredibly polished and vibrant. Multi-instrumentalist Mick J. Clark plays a huge part in bringing the instruments and vocals together into a cohesive, uplifting package. The track even wraps up with an clever audio touch: the roar of an airplane engine bringing travelers home, which easily gets mistaken for ocean waves crashing against rocks. Beyond the main track, there is a fun “Parrot Dance” created specifically for kids to get whole families moving along to the rhythm.

The artist brings genuine heart to songwriting, crafting purpose-driven tracks that address everything from climate change in “We Know It’s True” to anti-vaping messages in “You Don’t Look Cool,” alongside relationship songs like “What Are We Together For”, “Don’t Wait A Minute” and he even offers empowering tracks for younger listeners such as “Me My Body And I”.

I absolutely love this release, and the creator has delivered a true masterpiece of wholesome summer pop. Anyone who enjoys this song should take the time to explore his previous releases, like the love song “I Keep Falling In Love” or the thought-provoking “This Life Is Unforgiving”. Be sure to follow Mick J. Clark online to catch all his exciting upcoming projects and stay fully updated on his new releases throughout the rest of this year.