Greg Weeks

Greg Weeks’ latest single “If The Sun Dies” is a haunting reflection on desire, distraction, and the tension between what we crave and what life demands. Born from a chord progression that “scratched an itch and demanded further attention,” the track evolves through Weeks’ sculptural process of layering and paring back until only the essential remains. What emerges is music that feels both intimate and expansive, at once grounded in personal reflection and resonant with universal meaning. Though its title is borrowed from Oriana Fallaci’s novel about the space race, the connection is largely surface. Instead, Weeks uses irony and hyperbole to underscore the heart of the song: how obligations often keep us from pursuing our deepest desires, here illustrated through the longing for a relationship of depth and complexity. With understated melodies, atmospheric textures, and a quiet sense of urgency, “If The Sun Dies” offers listeners a moment of stillness to confront the distance between their inner lives and the noise of the everyday.