If your playlist is in need of a pick-me-up, look no further—Justine Lynn has just dropped the feel-good country anthem of the season. Her brand new single, “Sunny Side Up,” is here to bring some serious sunshine to your speakers.
A Dose of Optimism in Every Line
Written by Taylor-Rae, Anthony Fiddler and the powerhouse women from The Heels, and produced by Anthony Fiddler, “Sunny Side Up” is the kind of song that was made for open windows, road trips, and singing your heart out.
With its upbeat tempo, catchy chorus, and message of unshakeable positivity, it’s a reminder that even bad days can have a bright side.
“It is an infectious summer anthem that turns every setback into sunshine with unstoppable optimism, good vibes and a chorus you can’t help but sing along to,” says Justine.
Whether you’re feeling stuck in a rut or just need a mood boost, this song offers the musical equivalent of a deep breath and a reset.
“If there is anyone out there going through a hard time in their day or lives, I hope this song brings them a sliver of joy.”
Listen To “Sunny Side Up”
Who Is Justine Lynn?
Justine Lynn is a rising country artist based in Vancouver, BC, blending modern country with hints of soul, blues, and her South African roots. Over the past few years, she’s made serious waves in the Canadian country scene—with airplay on over 35 radio stations across Canada, playlist placements on Amazon Music and Spotify, and standout tracks like “Coconut Time” and “Pour It to Me Straight.”
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She’s also opened for some of the biggest names in Canadian country music, including Dallas Smith, Meghan Patrick, and Dean Brody. When she’s not performing, Justine is passionate about giving back—founding Country for a Cause, an annual event raising funds for wildlife conservation in South Africa.
Add “Sunny Side Up” to Your Summer Playlist
If you’re looking for the perfect song to brighten your day, “Sunny Side Up” is it. Joyful, energetic, and full of heart—this one’s going to be stuck in your head (in the best way).
In country music, the Front Porch has long been a place of reflection. A place where you can look at the life you have inside that front door. A place where time almost seems to stand still, where you can get away. It’s also a place where you can go to observe the world as it passes by you. To think about your place out there beyond the driveway.
