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Wake Up Little Susie was released by the Everly Brothers in 1957 and written by Felice and Boudleaux Bryant. The song tells of a teenage couple who fall asleep at a drive-in movie and worry about getting home late, and its catchy chorus helped it reach number one in the United States. Decades later, its instantly recognisable title and cheerful oldies sound have kept it in films, adverts and short-form videos, where it works as shorthand for a late night, a sleepy morning or a nostalgic throwback.
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A short Wake Up Little Susie sound effect from the Everly Brothers' 1957 rock and roll hit. It works for retro, nostalgic and morning wake-up moments in videos.
Wake Up Little Susie is a brief, upbeat slice of the Everly Brothers' classic, built around their close, sunny vocal harmonies over a bright, driving early rock and roll backing. The clip opens with an immediate, cheerful energy that feels instantly familiar, even to listeners who only half-remember the song, and its bouncy rhythm gives a video a light, optimistic lift. Because the title itself sounds like a morning call, it lands as a playful nudge rather than a loud alarm, making the viewer smile while setting a nostalgic, carefree mood for whatever follows.
