Summer End, by Al Sunny

Summer End

by Al Sunny

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
full album on black vinyl incl. printed inner sleeve

Includes unlimited streaming of Summer End via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Download available in 24-bit/44.1kHz.

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Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

Download available in 24-bit/44.1kHz.

€8 EUR or more

1.	Why 03:28	buy track
2.	Goodbye 03:17	buy track
3.	So Lonely 04:00	buy track
4.	Drinking Too Much 02:53	buy track
5.	Take Your Time 04:29	buy track
6.	My Love 04:02	buy track
7.	Summer End 03:23	buy track
8.	Feeling's Gone Away 03:37	buy track

about

“Summer End” is the new album by Al Sunny, a singer-songwriter now based in Nîmes/France. It blends soul, pop and groove into a luminous and refined musical universe.

After debuting in 2017 with “Time to Decide”, an album praised for its authentic production and warm sound, he followed up in 2019 with “Planets”. This second album, recorded at Question de Son studio in Paris using analogue equipment and captured live with Guts' backing band, helped him gain recognition beyond France, especially in Japan, where both albums were met with great success.

In 2025, Al Sunny releases “Summer End”, his third album, signed with Légère Recordings. This new record marks a significant evolution in his artistic journey while staying true to the essence of his previous work. The album was recorded in Florian Pellissier's home (keyboardist on all three albums) during a week-long session in near isolation, with Loïs Eichelbrenner (Planet Gloria) handling the sound recording. Mixed at Question de Son studio in Paris by Jordan Kouby and mastered by Mickael Rangeard, “Summer End” boasts a pure and polished sound that complements its laid-back, introspective vibe.

While soul and pop remain at the heart of Al Sunny’s writing, “Summer End” incorporates fresh influences from artists like Sault, Khruangbin, Daniel Caesar, Anderson .Paak, and Tom Misch. The album stands out for its more nocturnal tones and atmospheric textures, offering an invitation to introspection and relaxation, while representing a subtle, natural evolution of the artist.