Dan Snaith, the mastermind behind Caribou, has returned with his sixth album Honey, released via Merge Records.
True to form, Honey draws listeners into a world of vibrant, clubby dance rhythms, reminiscent of Snaith’s previous efforts like Suddenly and Our Love.
While the beats pulse with energy, there’s an emotional undercurrent woven through the lyrics, pairing uplifting grooves with a bittersweet melancholy.
It’s an album that effortlessly invites you to move while subtly pulling at your heartstrings—an addictive blend of euphoria and introspection that makes Honey not just a dance record, but a reflective experience as well.
About the album by Dan:
Honey arrives as an intriguing new kind of Caribou record.
After putting every ounce of himself into 2014’s Grammy-nominated Our Love and Suddenly, for his sixth Caribou album Snaith now pulls himself away a little in search of music that isn’t about any one person and is available to everybody.
A record that grabs you and moves you like his other alter-ego Daphni, before cradling and uplifting you like Caribou.
Huge dancefloor tracks twinkle, shimmer and surprise in a way only Snaith’s productions can but with a freshness that defines an artist who is too excited by music-making to ever truly settle into any one sound.
Honey gets: 📷📷📷📷📷📷📷📷/10.
Caribou – Honey [Streaming]
