Singer-songwriter Sid Seth grew up in India and eventually made his way to New York City to pursue music during his collegiate career at the Manhattan School of Music, chasing the dream he forged in reference to his diverse childhood musical influences (including Western mainstays such as The Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, The Carpenters, Abba, Michael Jackson, and Stevie Wonder). Since his arrival in the States, he’s utilized his unique upbringing and the guidance of the classic musicians he looks up to in the process of bringing his own truly special blend of soul, pop, and rock to life. Throughout his releases, he has also explored a wide variety of vulnerabilities, crafting music that is not only sonically interesting, but emotively potent, all on his own. In doing this, he has worked with the likes of Kris Crawford (Ariana Grande, Shawn Mendes, Josh Groban) and Grammy winning mastering engineer Alex Psaroudakis.

Currently, Sid Seth is working on new material with music producer Torna (Sesame Street, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Jesse Malin, Jukebox the Ghost, A Great Big World). Today, Seth returns with a brand new output from those sessions, a single entitled “Sunday,” which also serves as follow-up to his former 2023 release, “Hopeless War.”

As Seth wrote of the single:

“The story is quite simple. It’s about having a great weekend and then hating it as soon as it’s over. It’s about wanting to spend a little more time with whoever you’re seeing and the moment they are gone, you can’t wait for the next weekend to relive it again…I was writing a lot of heartfelt songs, I played a series of them for my mentor, and she loved them all but  said, ‘how about you write something instantly hooky and that could be a ‘bop?” I wasn’t in that frame of  mind at all but I took it up as a challenge. For some reason, as I was walking down the West Side Highway, I was seeing the planes and I came up with “I’m falling with no parachute…’ I started laughing and didn’t think about it much. I wrote the rest of the song in one go and started singing ‘Sunday all night…'”