Mick J. Clark has done it again, sending out a feel-good ethos for miles with his newest summer single, "Anuther Sunny Hulliday." With an impish nod at how he sings it, Clark embraces the playful misspelling, infusing as much identity into the song's title as the song itself. And underneath all that playful feathers and cheeky spelling, there is an artist who knows how to connect. Mick J. Clark is here to remind us that music doesn't have to be complex to be memorable; it just has to be honest. "Anuther Sunny Hulliday" is genuine; it's happy and has enough heart to force even the grumpiest grown-up to crack a smile.
From the moment of takeoff to the second touchdown, boat rides, and beach days, this tune embraces the thrill and wide-eyed wonder of going on holiday. You can feel the ocean breeze, hear the hum of the airport, taste the wistfulness for ice cream and adventure. Clark takes all the big feelings of the holiday season and passes them through an innocent, fun lens with just the perfect hint of silliness.
"Anuther Sunny Hulliday" is the song that makes you want to chuck on your sunnies, kick off your shoes, and dance, even if you're within spitting distance, sitting down. It's a full-on experience, created with its child-friendly dance (children's television star Zippy was the first to learn moves to the music, which was taken on by a miming, dancing parrot) for kids to strut their stuff to.
It's the kind of song that families will just let repeat on road trips and lazy afternoons in the backyard. It's super catchy, high-energy, and full of sunshine, and it's just the recipe for your little ones to enjoy as a seasonal favorite and one that they can get their parents to groove along to. So, let's pack our bags, pull up a chair, and let the parrot demonstrate how it's done.
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