SunYears

Sitting somwhere in the twillight zone between band/solo/music-as-lifestyle endeavour.
Led by Peter from Peter Bjorn and John .
The debutalbum ”Come fetch my soul” shares melodic wisdom that immediately feels familiar yet is unexplored territory for Morén, who delivers a collection of tunes that instantly feel timeless, ranging from wistful folk and Beatles-esque pop to psychedelic guitar jangle and shimmering balladry.

For the album, Morén enlisted fellow indie artists Ron Sexsmith, Jess Williamson
Eric Johnson (Fruit Bats , Bonny Light Horseman ), and Kathryn Williams , which resulted in multiple duets throughout the album. The closing track “Wake Up” was written with Williams and Ren Harvieu during a songwriting retreat. “During that trip, we sang a lot together in different groups,” explains Morén, “it was that spirituality of singing with other people that I wanted to bring into this record.”

An open-ended name that references both the classic sound of 1950’s Sun Records and the passage of time itself, SunYears has been years in the making with a figurative birth that came during the pandemic.
With touring scrapped, Morén rediscovered his love of playing guitar in solitude and the art of collaboration (with a tight-knit group of friends and peers. ) ”Those experiences brewed something in me,” he recalls. “Dipping in and out of other musical environments, was really inspiring.” Swinging, melancholic yet lifeaffirming poprocker ”Dark Eyes” dropped in January 2025.