Sunday Café Records is a record label made up of artists that are captivated by the very art of making music that transcends genre boundaries. The artists here appreciate the creative process that goes into making impeccable music and draw inspiration from a number of electronic sounds to transform emotions into melodies with near-universal appeal. The label is known for its innovative and experimental style which always leaves fans guessing and hungry for more of their music. Sunday Café Records produce music that is extraordinarily appealing to a wide range of listeners and is why the future of this powerhouse is foreseeably great!

The label brought together the following artists; Kebi, Zach Fields, Tales of Joy, Dad of the Year, Ollie Darling, Jason Joyal, Ryan Golbus, Michael Badon, Hauxey and Deep2Tech for a beauteous 13-track collection titled, “A Sunday Kind Of Love, Vol. 1.” This is everything you need to face the day with renewed belief and energy!

“Mystic Meditation” by Kebi and Zach Fields is absolutely the perfect soundtrack to study to or listen to when enjoying that deep-tissue massage therapy. Nature’s tranquil sounds blend with the near mystic melodies for a sound that will draw you in and take you away to a very peaceful environment where you get to immerse yourself in the stillness that these blissful melodies provide and you will soon discover that long stretches spent in noiseless contemplation is really one of the secrets of the advanced mind!

The “Desert Heat” might not be bothering Ryan Golbus and Michael Badon but the dazzling heat those deep-house melodies possess will most definitely make a mark on you as you get up and dance with wild abandon to the shimmer and tremendous amount of rhythm and melody that those spectacular beats possess. The vocal drops fashion very catchy and easily quotable phrases that you wouldn’t mind singing along to!

“Knock Knock” by Tales of Joy takes you to a Caribbean Island with the reggae-infused euphonies very captivating and moving to get you in the mood for the summer as you dance like no one’s watching assuming the role of a Rasta man in Jamaica!

“Nosara” by Dad of the year is an organic record that fuses house elements with a down-tempo to get you feeling exactly as you should- not too overwhelmed and definitely entertained. This is a cultural tune that somehow blends the nostalgic with the modern for that spectacular listening experience; you’d listen to this tune all day long without getting bored!

There is a lot more from where these tracks come from- follow the attached link and find out the tracks that quench your craving for creative output!