Track of the Week - 12/07/16


Ahead of the release of their debut album 'Warm on a Cold Night' next Friday, electronic duo HONNE have just shared a brand new track called 'Good Together'. I am a massive fan of HONNE, so choosing them as this week's choice was obvious. 

Lyrically speaking, 'Good Together' is another example of the wonderfully persuasive love songs that Andy and James are so great at penning.  With Andy's smooth and rich-toned vocals backed by what sounds almost like a gospel choir in the chorus, this musical attempt to convince the girl in question that the pair are "good together" and that she always "get him feeling better" is certainly convincing in my opinion.

In terms of the instrumentals of the song, it features heavy percussion (which I'm sure is ideal for encouraging audiences to clap along at gigs) and also the use of a lot of guitars, keyboards and synths. Having witnessed their exceptional live performances, "Good Together" is sure to be a crowd pleaser and also helps to showcase the incredibly talented band that joins them at their shows. 

You can listen to "Good Together" on SoundCloud here

HONNE's debut album, 'Warm on a Cold Night' is available to pre-order here

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