Sunday Lane is not your typical singer/songwriter who left Middle America for the City of Angels. A classically trained pianist, she writes articulate lyrics about social injustices in our society, young love, and growing up. Her soulful approach to songwriting expresses the depth of her musicianship. “I am most in my element when my hands are on the keys,” says the 23-year-old Tulsa native. After receiving tons of critical acclaim in her home state, Sunday Lane decided to pursue the only career path that made sense… music. She recently attended the Musicians Institute in Hollywood. Sunday has been playing some of the most sought after venues in Los Angeles and winning over new fans nationwide. More recently, two of her songs were featured on the CW TV show, One Tree Hill. Her song "How Long It Takes" was also featured on ABC Family's hit show "Switched at Birth." Her debut EP, Bring Me Sunshine, displays her ability to write relatable songs with idiosyncratic phrases. Her first...
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Sunday Lane is not your typical singer/songwriter who left Middle America for the City of Angels. A classically trained pianist, she writes articulate lyrics about social injustices in our society, young love, and growing up. Her soulful approach to songwriting expresses the depth of her musicianship. “I am most in my element when my hands are on the keys,” says the 23-year-old Tulsa native. After receiving tons of critical acclaim in her home state, Sunday Lane decided to pursue the only career path that made sense… music. She recently attended the Musicians Institute in Hollywood. Sunday has been playing some of the most sought after venues in Los Angeles and winning over new fans nationwide. More recently, two of her songs were featured on the CW TV show, One Tree Hill. Her song "How Long It Takes" was also featured on ABC Family's hit show "Switched at Birth." Her debut EP, Bring Me Sunshine, displays her ability to write relatable songs with idiosyncratic phrases. Her first full-length album, From Where You Are proves the multi-talented singer needs no musical decorations or distractions to create a nation-wide buzz. With music videos for her songs “Won’t Go Back Down” and "Reckless One" and both her album and EP available on iTunes, sunshine is definitely in Sunday Lane’s future
