Sunrise In Jupiter are back with second release ‘TAKE ME HOME’

The rock outfit Sunrise in Jupiter recently unveiled their second single ‘TAKE ME HOME’, the latest chapter shared from their 14-track, five-month journey. Following initial success with their debut single ‘Satellite’, the lens is shifted inward; a raw, emotionally unguarded track that brings moments of soaring outcry to urgent, unresolved narratives.

Guitar lines are cathartic as they follow the pleas in the vocals, leading the track to a final moment of climax, rising up to a huge momentous high as the wall of distortion rips and the drums drive right to the heart of the listener.

The band places it within the timeline of Mission to Mars Vol. 1, adding, “It’s not just a song—it’s the turning point in the mission. When the signal fades, this is the moment we ask… is anyone still out there?”

Stylistically, ‘TAKE ME HOME’ carries an arena-sized ambition with cinematic detail, recalling the early 2000s on into the 2010s, all packaged with a modernity and flair. Since their debut, Sunrise in Jupiter has picked up support from music media and social media, with fans and tastemakers alike seeing their potential.