RITT MOMNEY TO RELEASE SECOND ALBUM SUNNY BOY ON OCTOBER 22

NEW SONG AND VIDEO “SOMETIME” OUT NOW

SLATED TO PLAY SHAKY KNEES AND FESTIVAL CORONA CAPITAL THIS FALL

Album & Single Artwork by Kentaro Okawara

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE

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RCA Records

Ritt Momney has announced that his second album Sunny Boy will be released on October 22nd via Disruptor/Columbia Records/RCA and is available to pre-order HERE: https://amzn.to/3mEiF4V

The 11-track LP was (co-)written by Ritt Momney who produced 10 of the songs, with additional production by Shane T, Dayglow, Palehound, and Jim-E Stack. Sunny Boy includes previously released tracks “Not Around,” “Set The Table” ft. Claud, “Escalator,” and “Show Runner 99” as well as new song “Sometime,” released today alongside a Harrison Fishman-directed official video. Watch HERE and see full tracklisting below.

Pre-order 'Sunny Boy' here: https://amzn.to/3mEiF4V

In speaking about Sunny Boy, Ritt Momney says: "Sometimes I wonder how much I’ve lost or forgotten since I was a kid. This album was a sort of exploration of that, just trying to remember a way of living and seeing the world so unaffected by stress and responsibility."

Last month, Ritt Momney played a prominent set at Firefly where he previewed songs from his forthcoming album. He will bring his live show to Atlanta, GA and Mexico City this fall for Shaky Knees and Festival Corona Capital, respectively. Stay tuned for more announcements coming soon!

Ritt Momney On Tour:
10/24 Atlanta, GA Shaky Knees
11/20 Mexico City, Mexico Festival Corona Capital

Sunny Boy Tracklist:
Intro
Sunny Boy
Sometime (ft. Shane T)
Not Around
Set The Table (ft. Claud)
Show Runner 99
HEADSTART
autoanon
Escalator
Screwtape
Dress Song

Pre-order 'Sunny Boy' here: https://amzn.to/3mEiF4V

About

About Ritt Momney:
Ritt Momney is the solo project of 21-year-old Salt Lake City native Jack Rutter. Beginning as an indie rock band compromised of high school friends, the project became a personal outlet for Rutter after his bandmates left on Mormon missions and his girlfriend left for college. In his bedroom, he wrote, recorded, and produced his debut LP, entitled Her and All of My Friends, in which Rutter grapples with loss, loneliness, and a drift away from Mormon culture.

Fast forward to 2020 when Ritt Momney was slated to hit the road with Dayglow, but due to COVID-19 the tour got canceled. Having newfound time on his hands, Ritt recorded a cover of Corinne Bailey Rae’s 2006 Grammy-nominated hit “Put Your Records On,” and, with the help of a TikTok trend started by Ian Roley, Ritt’s rendition went viral earning him his first Billboard Hot 100 entry, a radio hit at multiple formats, and an RIAA Platinum certification. Now, Ritt Momney is gearing up to release his sophomore album Sunny Boy later this month.

Source RCA Records