Dear Someone, Happy Something

In their debut album, "Dear Someone. Happy Something.", HONEY HAHS deliver a refreshing blend of indie pop with a sprinkle of punk attitude. This trio of talented teenagers from Los Angeles have already caught the attention of music lovers with their infectious energy and catchy melodies. From the opening track "Rainy Days" to the dreamy closer "River", HONEY HAHS showcase their impressive songwriting skills and musicianship. The album is filled with shimmering guitar riffs, pulsating drums, and whimsical vocals that will have you bopping along in no time. Tracks like "OK" and "Stop Signs" are standouts, with their anthemic choruses and rebellious spirit. The band's ability to seamlessly blend dark, introspective lyrics with upbeat, danceable tunes is truly commendable. The production on "Dear Someone. Happy Something." is crisp and polished, courtesy of producer Jake Webb of Methyl Ethel. Each instrument shines brightly, creating a rich musical landscape that is both intimate and expansive. Overall, HONEY HAHS have crafted a charming debut album that is sure to put a smile on your face. With their youthful exuberance and undeniable talent, this trio is definitely one to watch. So go ahead, give "Dear Someone. Happy Something." a spin and let HONEY HAHS brighten up your day.