About David Sundorn

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British-born and now living in Luxembourg, I write about everyday stories in my songs, the stuff most of us go through, hopes, dreams, fantasies, love and loss - you know - life!  Though I don't stick closely to a single genre, I'm fondly nostalgic for the days of guitars, acoustic drums and stadium-filling bands, and like bringing that vibe back to those that lived it, and introducing it to those too young to remember.   So expect elements of carefree 90s Britpop, the rough edges of 00s indie, and the odd 80's guitar riff or melody, scattered across various tales.   

For fans of various bands like Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys, Snow Patrol, The Killers or anyone who likes guitar-driven sounds and songs you can sing along to. 

"Stranger Danger" talks about our relationship with the mirror and whether who we see there is recognisable as ourself.

"Hey Oh" is a song about being defiant in the face of life's troubles, with the help of your friends. Guitar driven with a simple sing-along chorus, its reminiscent of early Green Day or Blink 182.    

“Under the Interstate”, is unashamedly 90s/00s style indie-rock, looking back on being young and reckless, with wild guitars and distinct vocals to match. 

“Staring at the Sun” is an indie soft-rock ballad that captures the spark of unexpected love. With vivid lyrical imagery, heartfelt vocals, and a soaring chorus, it shares elements of early Coldplay or Keane.