Dirty Honey Announce New Album, Unveil Singles “Lights Out” and “Butterfly”: Stream
The album Catch My Butterfly will be released on January 15th. Dirty Honey Announce New Album, Unveil Singles “Lights Out” and “Butterfly”: Stream Spencer Kaufman
Dirty Honey, the Los Angeles band known for their modern take on classic rock, has revealed details of their third studio album, Catch My Butterfly. The record is set to drop on January 15th, 2024. The album is produced by John Feldmann, who has previously worked with artists such as Yungblud, blink-182, and Korn.
Catch My Butterfly marks the band's follow-up to their 2023 release, Can't Find the Brakes. Marc LaBelle, the band's lead vocalist, expressed pride in the band's resilience, stating that making a third album requires a certain level of perseverance. He mentioned that the band has learned from mistakes, moved past regrets, and grown as songwriters, all of which contributed to the creation of Catch My Butterfly.
Justin Smolian, bassist for Dirty Honey, added that the new album showcases the versatility of the band as musicians and songwriters. He emphasized that they are not a one-trick pony, hinting at the variety of sounds and styles present in Catch My Butterfly.
Fans can now listen to two singles from the upcoming album, "Lights Out" and "Butterfly." The artwork and full tracklist for Catch My Butterfly are also available. Pre-orders for the album are now open.
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