“Lazy Days and Lullabies” brings forth precisely the kind of lackadaisical, Sunday afternoon energy its title might suggest. The easy-going retro pop rock song from Martyn Scott is effortless as far as it is relaxing and soothing. There’s a lusciousness and richness to the arrangement, a slight departure from the typical stripped back nature of your typical Sunday afternoon tunes. Yet, even though it does have a slightly more grandiose arrangement, “Lazy Days And Lullabies” still gives forth that same eternal feeling of relaxation and complete serenity when you need it most. It’s so innately blissful and almost kaleidoscopic from an auditory standpoint, exuding this kind of disorienting yet reassuring melody.
The way Scott hits that chorus, particularly as he says “look for lazy days and lullabies” in the final refrain is so infectious, you find yourself jumping alongside. As that smooth electric guitar solo follows suit, you’re then completely transfixed with the song as a whole. Pure play classic soft rock done right in every which way.