Sting - Duets (Extended Edition)

“Cheap Champagne” is a soulful confession poured straight from the heart — a toast to love, loss, and the storms we survive. Set against a smoky, vintage soul groove, the song drips with atmosphere: thunder in the distance, rain on the window, and a glass raised to everything that went wrong.

With raw vocals and lush, jazz-tinged instrumentation, it captures the bittersweet moment after heartbreak — when the truth settles like the calm after a storm. Each lyric shimmers between defiance and sorrow, between the ruins of what was and the strength to keep standing.

A slow dance through regret, resilience, and the taste of cheap champagne.

Cheap Champagne

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Sunday Duverreaux, former member of Oblige, steps into his own voice with a collection of warm, blues-jazz gospel standards that feel like conversations more than performances. Drawing from New Orleans heritage, street-preacher grit, late-night guitar rooms, and quiet moments of spiritual clarity, Sunday sings songs that are simple, honest, and deeply human.

The album moves from personal conviction (“I Still Believe in You”), to soulful comfort (“I Don’t Mind the Rain Tonight”), to generational heritage (“Bloodline”), to bold street-calling fire (“Crawdad Daddy”), and into the inner life of faith (“The Kingdom’s in You,” “Believe It First,” “Vain Imagination”).

At the heart of the record is Sunday’s signature tenderness — his ability to make big truths feel close, warm, and familiar.
The closing track, “Supper at the Open Door,” brings it home with a picture of Jesus entering the heart and sharing a simple meal — the perfect summary of Sunday’s sound: humble invitation, quiet peace, and deep, steady hope.

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