Sunday, and the pool is still spinning from last night. This is the afterglow lane — nu-disco at 108 BPM, warm enough for daylight, groovy enough for the dance floor. "One More Lap Around the Sun" is for everyone treating Sunday as the encore, not the end: dayclub sway, bubbles in the afternoon, and one more circle before the week pulls us back in. Saturday was a comet — let it fly. Sunday moves a little sweeter.

Lyrics

[Intro] Sun is high, the water's catching light
Everybody's glowing, everything's alright

[Verse 1] Saturday was a comet, let it fly
Sunday's moving sweeter, you and I
Poolside glitter on the waterline
Turn it up, sway one more time

[Pre-Chorus] Don't watch the clock, watch the way we move
Daylight was made for dancing, that's the rule

[Chorus] One more lap around the sun
Lazy circle, second to none
The weekend's not over, we've only just begun
One more lap around the sun

[Verse 2] Shoulder to shoulder, strangers turn to friends
This is how a golden weekend ends
Bubbles rising in the afternoon
Dancing on the water till the evening comes too soon

[Bridge] Slow it down, feel the bassline in the heat
Every Sunday tastes this sweet
Take my hand, we'll go around one more time

[Final Chorus] One more lap around the sun
Lazy circle, second to none
The weekend's not over, we've only just begun
One more lap around the sun

[Outro] One more lap, one more lap
Sunday, stay a little longer
One more lap around the sun

The making of: produced for the Sunset Groove lane — nu-disco DNA with a warm rolling bassline, funky rhythm guitar, soft four-on-the-floor and shimmering synth pads at 108 BPM. The concept was picked from today's live signals: the Traxsource Nu Disco Top 100 is warm and soulful-coded this week ("Love Will Save The Day" at #1), and today's actual scene is Sunday poolside dayclub culture. The cover is an abstract light-form treatment — Queenie mid-sway, her silhouette dissolving into turquoise-and-gold ribbons like sunlight refracting through pool water, in bright daylight by design.

The hook is a double lap: around the pool, around the sun, around the week's warm orbit. Put it on, pour something bubbly, and go around one more time. The weekend's not over — we've only just begun.