Lyric

Sunday Defrost is a mid tempo city pop track that portrays the first quiet signs of two lives drifting apart, seen through the frost growing inside an old refrigerator.
At the end of winter, an ice tray bitten into the white, old newspapers spread in three layers on the kitchen floor, and a pot of boiling water set inside the freezer create a still domestic scene where three weeks of postponed promises take physical shape as a thick wall of frost.

Performed by the fictional AI singer Akemi, the song captures the emotions of adulthood that stops waiting for a shared Sunday that never comes, chooses a Wednesday morning alone, and still knows that the frost will grow back.
Inspired by the late 1970s to early 1980s Japanese new music and city pop, the track reimagines that era domestic lyricism through images of kitchen mornings, household routines, and the quiet weight of words left unsaid.

She wraps the fallen frost in old newspaper, and every word of blame goes out with it.
When he comes home and opens the freezer at last, all she lets him hear is the light sound of a clean and empty space.

Produced by nanayon music.