Complete the Latest Album Titled 'No Song Without You', Honne Presents Something Different from Before

Kapanlagi.com - Honne, an electronic duo from England, reintroduces their latest album titled No Song Without You which contains 14 songs under the label of Tatemae Recording/Atlantic Records. What's interesting about their latest album is that James Hatcher and Andrew Clutterbuck feature animations in some of the songs on the album, which they refer to as a mixtape.

In a press conference via zoom on Wednesday (15/7), James stated that Honne completed the production of this album during the corona lockdown. Despite starting to write songs for No Song Without You since the beginning of 2020.

"We started writing (the album) earlier this year, after our tour we began working on the songs for No Song Without You. We returned to England and entered the studio together, and two weeks later, lockdown happened," explained James Hatcher.

1. Unusual Mixtape

With this latest album, Honne ensures that their new album will be fresher and more refreshing than the album in 2018. Not only that, but each song in this album is also considered unusual.

"So, almost all the songs were finished during the lockdown. In my opinion, the lockdown actually inspired us to create unique and fresh songs. Yes, we are happy with this Mixtape because it is considered strange and unusual," explained James.

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In addition, James added that the songs in this album were apparently inspired by the music they used to listen to, such as Led Zeppelin. Because they admitted to being interested in creating songs with a vintage feel as if using tapes, and they believe that the resulting music will feel warmer.

"Actually, we are inspired by the songs we used to listen to when we were kids like Led Zeppelin, Beach Boys. Yes, even though our music uses a lot of synthesizers, we are guitar players," he said.

"Because we are interested in making songs with a vintage sound that feels like it was recorded on tape, the sound feels warm. We know that now there is a lot of digital music that feels modern and loud, but we want to do the opposite, we want to sound mellow," he concluded.

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