TRACK 10: THIS IS THE DAY
Photography by Jessica Dunston
“Brought it from the crib but you hold it well / Sounding good alive / never tone it down / colorful purpose”
Captured On Sunday and the GFOS album comes to a close with This Is The Day, bringing us right back into the doors of church on a Sunday. The flip on a Sunday service classic has a joyful trap bounce with claps that come from what feels like a multitude, and the swinging brass arrangements elevate it to the ultimate celebration.
You see Dottie and Mique (the featured artists on This Is The Day) wearing traditional choir robes full of glee, resembling the choreography/movement you might see from choristers up on the pulpit: hands clapping and raised praising God for the day He’s made. Appropriately so, the sky serves as the exclusive backdrop for this party-in-heaven anthem, and the joyful photo set wouldn’t match the song’s energy to completion without Pat’s patented golden grin.
Though the relation/parallels between This Is The Day and its track art are very direct and apparent, Jessica brings to attention a message demonstrated by the contrasting attire between Pat and the choristers which helps bring a major concept within the album completely full circle:
