SunSkip is back, and he’s not tiptoeing this time—he’s stomping, clanging, and tapping his way into our hearts with “Sincerely.” If his last EP Smoke and Mirrors felt like a quiet campfire chat, this track is more like a full-on barn dance, complete with bottles, cardboard boxes, and all the percussive chaos you didn’t know you needed. You might come for the heartfelt story, but you’ll stay for the toe-tapping energy.
The story of John and Sue might make you reach for a tissue, or at least look twice at your own junk drawer for forgotten letters. SunSkip has a knack for turning everyday intimacy into something cinematic—every note feels like it carries decades of whispered regrets, unsent apologies, and the simple joy of connection. And yet, somehow, you can’t help but bounce along while you feel it all. It’s emotional storytelling that doubles as a workout for your feet.
“Sincerely” proves SunSkip is willing to play with his sound, and boy, does it pay off. From kitchen percussion to raucous energy that bursts through the speakers, the song is a reminder that indie folk and alt-country don’t have to be solemn or dusty—they can be fun, inventive, and completely alive. By the end, you’ll be humming the chorus, feeling the weight of life’s tender moments, and maybe even looking around your house for a pan to start your own jam session.