Kevin Honold’s new single “Honey” feels like a warm daydream wrapped in rhythm. Written during a cold Seattle winter, the song reaches straight for sunlight—both literally and emotionally. You can hear it in the way the track moves: smooth, groove-led, and glowing with a sense of closeness that feels personal without ever being heavy. It’s indie pop-rock with a pulse, built to sway to, lean into, and replay once the chorus settles in.
“Honey” is about craving warmth—connection, affection, and that sticky-sweet feeling of being fully present with someone. Kevin balances intimacy with momentum, letting the groove carry the emotion forward rather than slowing it down. The result is bright, uplifting, and quietly sensual, the kind of song that makes gray days feel a little lighter.
This release also reflects Kevin’s broader artistic evolution. After years of holding back, his music now runs headfirst into honesty. His self-described “Rhythmic Rock” sound lives in movement and intention, blending emotional storytelling with a human, lived-in rhythm. Backed by a rich, full-band arrangement—guitars, piano, strings, horns, and layered vocals—“Honey” breathes and flows naturally, always anchored by a strong heartbeat.
There’s no trend-chasing here, just truth, groove, and feeling. “Honey” invites you to turn the volume up, let the rhythm take over, and enjoy the warmth when it finally arrives.
‘Honey’ is warm, rhythmic, and full of heart
