Break sequence

From Forever Holiday, released May 21, 2021

Written by Nathan Hawes and Flore Benguigui
Produced by Nathan Hawes
Mixed by Tobias Priddle
Mastered by Pieter De Wagter

Keyboards, Guitars, Bass and Synthesizers by Nathan Hawes
Vocals by Flore Benguigui
Drums by Tobias Priddle

Johatsu (Feat. Flore Benguigui)

Kiss Me In Heaven

Reminiscing

Head of Roses

Hard Way

Written and produced by Nathaniel Pozin
Co-produced and engineered by John Ried

Loose Leaf

linktr.ee/honeywhip

Home is where the heart is
Been thinking about Japan
Drinking highballs from a can
These rose colored glasses
The memories are sweet
It beats grinding my teeth

Living back in New York 2018
Driving out to LA felt like a dream
Half a year in Portland getting lost biking home
I’ve been getting depressed reading the news
Can’t get out of bed don’t know what to do
Seeing my friends only through this shattered screen

I woke up crying from that same dream
I still have no clue what it all means
Read about the world on a bright screen
I just wanna get some sleep
I woke up crying from that same dream
I still have no clue what it all means
Don’t wanna know about the world anymore
Just wanna go back to how we were before

I’ve been living life backwards
Missing my own apartment again
Wasting my time trying to explain it
Ive been living life backwards
Now I’m wasted floating up through the ceiling
Holding on a feeling
Cant read what you’re needing
I don’t know how to be
Alone

Living back in New York 2018
Driving out to LA felt like a dream
Half a year in Portland getting lost biking home
I’ve been getting depressed reading the news
Can’t get out of bed don’t know what to do
Seeing my friends only through this shattered screen

I woke up crying from that same dream
I still have no clue what it all means
Read about the world on a bright screen
I just wanna get some sleep
I woke up crying from that same dream
I still have no clue what it all means
Don’t wanna know about the world anymore
Just wanna go back to how we were before

Transients

Drugs I Never Took

Baby, Tell Me

Middle of Myself is an indie/alt-rock song about living between versions of who you are: not broken, not fixed, just real.

It’s about learning to stop performing stability and to start accepting motion.

I wrote it in that strange space where calm feels unfamiliar and chaos feels like home. It’s a reminder that maybe balance isn’t stillness, it’s learning how to keep moving.

For anyone who’s ever felt like two people at once: this one’s for you.

Middle of Myself

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Eades’ latests single “Same Guy” uses bollywood rhythms to tackle the foreboding of growing older. With a steady groove reminiscent of 90’s classic Loaded the band carry you through the track with sample-esque guitar riffs and and a pocketed percussion section, held together with their self produced lo-fi recording style.

“The song started out with a pair of riffs Dave had been working on inspired by Bollywood music in an attempt to force us down a different style sonically. Making us break away from a certain writing style that had become typical in the writing process of our first EP Then there was the chorus melody Dave brought forward and instantly I knew it was a keeper.”

Enjoy,
Eades

Kiss Me In Heaven

The Convenience

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