Baby Rose's 'Sunday', from her new album Yearnalism, is one of its quieter triumphs - not a single, but among the record's most deeply felt moments, and part of a body of work that rewards a full, unhurried listen. Where 'Let Me Go' leans into the album's brighter, more upbeat register, 'Sunday' sits at its slower, more intense end, built around the simple relief of a hangover morning with nothing to do but let go. Her voice traces that unravelling - the mess of the week before, and the quiet resolve to start clean with the week ahead, with a patience that mirrors the song's own pace, something close to music made for film, cinematic in how it holds emotion before releasing it. The song closes on a soaring surge of electric guitar, before settling back into stillness