The Sunrays were an American pop group active in the 1960s, best known for their surf rock style. Managed and produced by Murry Wilson, father of the Beach Boys members, the band blended vocal harmonies with electric guitar riffs, embodying the Southern California surf culture. Their most successful single, "I Live for the Sun," exemplifies their sunny, upbeat sound. While they did not achieve the same level of fame as their contemporaries, The Sunrays played a role in defining the surf rock genre.