Irish singer-songwriter Garrett Anthony Rice reaches a powerful new musical moment with "In The Sun," a riff-driven hard rock release that brings grit, groove, and renewed creative energy into focus. The song centers on a tight, consistent main riff, with a grounded sound that always feels in motion.
"In The Sun" is the artist's first major return to rock songwriting, written by Rice and produced by Chris Potter. After years without writing a rock song, Rice returns to rock with this track, which puts the guitar front and center. The result is a release that underscores the power of a memorable riff and the momentum that comes with keeping an arrangement focused and purposeful.
The song's backbone is the main riff, a constant pulse that keeps it driving forward. It's not about unnecessary complexity, but about the relationship between grit and groove. That balance gives the music a sense of movement, making it feel energetic without losing the steady foundation that holds everything together.
"In The Sun" gives Rice a chance to return to rock, but with a new edge to the genre's familiar ingredients. Chris Potter's production helps solidify the songs' rock-centric identity, while Rice's songs focus on the riff-driven nature that makes the track. With this release, Garrett Anthony Rice returns to confident rock songwriting. "In The Sun" celebrates the enduring appeal of a good guitar riff, a solid groove, and the thrill of finding a sound with plenty left to give.
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