In the realm of musical innovation, the New York-based group "Sunday Dinner" presents a captivating fusion of hyperpop and science fiction with their electrifying single, "2099."

This sci-fi banger, heavily influenced by the iconic Blade Runner movies and the modernistic backdrop of contemporary NYC, delivers a sonic experience that transports listeners to a cyberpunk dreamscape while emanating an aura of unapologetic confidence.

Drawing inspiration from towering geometric blue glass skyscrapers that dot the New York City skyline, "2099" conjures a dynamic contrast of futuristic imagery and cutting-edge soundscapes.

This song is not only a captivating auditory journey but also a nod to the artist's own NYC neighborhood, replete with its sleek architectural elements.

From a young age, the artist's fascination with the world of science fiction led to a lifelong bond with its imaginative concepts.

With "2099," this bond is translated into music—a track that encapsulates the essence of the cyberpunk genre, marrying it seamlessly with a powerful bad bitch energy.

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Lyrically, "2099" demonstrates a keen interplay between the virtual realm and the real world. With references to the original Blade Runner film, the lyrics transcend the boundaries of reality and introspectively question existence. The line "I spend my days with Harrison Ford like I’m Rachel / cuz I don’t know it I’m real or not" serves as a thematic bridge between the song's inspirations and its inner narrative.

As the song unfolds, it unveils a deeper layer—a portrayal of using escapism as a means of coping with the complexities of reality.

The artist acknowledges the refuge found within the world of science fiction, where daydreams flourish and pain can be momentarily forgotten. The lyrics "Actually I’m in so much pain I’m alone in the universe born in the wrong time / …Maladaptive, is what they all wanna call it / I don’t notice / When I’m running in this daydream I’m in / …..I keep on running" encapsulate the poignant essence of this coping mechanism.

"2099" encapsulates the audacious spirit of innovation and the allure of the unknown.

It's an indicatiom to the artist's ability to marry their passion for science fiction with an eclectic musical expression, resulting in a track that resonates with those who share a deep appreciation for the world of endless possibilities.

As "Sunday Dinner" embarks on this sonic journey, "2099" beckons listeners to lose themselves in the alluring cosmos of hyperpop-infused sci-fi, where the boundaries of sound and imagination are beautifully blurred.

Listen below.

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