Caribou Sets the Stage for New Music with "Honey" and London Residency

If you are Dan Snaith, a Caribou fan, you must know about the album Honey. It is all set to release on the 4th of October, 2024 and will mark the return after four long years. The album is meant to hit the musical land via City Slang. 

 

In this comprehensive read, let us explore what the album will offer and how it will contribute to the electronic music genre. 

 

Who is Caribou? 

Dan Snaith is a Canadian musician and composer who performs in the dance and electronic genres. He has released about ten studio albums since 2000 and has performed under the pen names Manitoba, Daphni, and Caribou. 

 

His album 'Suddenly' became an exclusive hit in 2020, and he is about to release again after that. Indie-electronic music is eagerly waiting for a terrific album. 

 

What is in the Album 'Honey'?  

Honey is going to be a mix of new tracks and old hits. Here is the entire tracklist – 

• Broke My Heart 
• Honey 
• Volume 
• Do Without You 
• Come Find Me 
• August 20:24 
• Dear Life 
• Over Now 
• Campfire 
• Climbing 
• Only You 
• Got To Change 

 

Honey is Caribou's sixth studio album, and it will be showcased in a four-night run at London's tiny Waiting Room venue. The show will consist of 120 people only and is being counted as Caribou's smallest show yet.  

 

What to Expect in this Caribou Show? 

The intimate is a special occasion for the artist to connect with his audience. Caribou offers a rare chance for his beloved listeners to experience the new album before its release.  

 

The live show will occur on September 8, 9, 10, and 11 in London's Waiting Room. If you are an electronic music lover, you must know the venue is famous for its live shows and DJ nights. Various DJs, like indie, pop, hip-hop, techno, and hard techno, have performed on this platform. 

 

Can you watch the 'Honey' pre-release? 

The most disheartening fact of this intimate show is you can't buy the tickets randomly. Caribou has introduced a lottery system to sell tickets among his Instagram followers.  

 

Therefore, fans must follow him on Instagram to participate. 

 

We know the announcement has fuelled your excitement. You are currently curious to know his thoughts about the upcoming project. Let's focus on that.  

 

Caribou's Stance on Honey 

Caribou is known for his experimental music. He focuses on Indietronica, house, folktronica, neo-psychedelia, and dream pop.  

 

For him, dance music is not about the beats. It is about life, romance and more. Caribou doesn't believe in using multiple instruments and loves to stick to the basics and experiment.  

 

He has maintained this approach for Honey as well. When asked about his view of this new album, he mentioned his manic curiosity about playing around with music. He believes in delivering the audience with a perfect queue that helps them differentiate professional music with collaborators and resources from his authentic pieces from the studio basement. 

 

One of the tracks, 'Come With Me', offers a chord sequence with a French note. The artist mentioned that it took him some time to find the perfect vocal hook and break it down to make it pop and concise for the audience. 

 

As Caribou is all set to perform in London's Waiting Room with his live band, the audience eagerly waits to catch the brilliance. 

 

Other band members are involved, such as Snaith, Ryan Smith, Brad Weber, and John Schmersal. They have performed at famous festivals such as Coachella, Glastonbury, Primavera Sound, Field Day, Bonnaroo, All Points East, Reading, and Leeds.  

 

Experience the Sweetness of "Honey" with Caribou in the Waiting Room  

Even before its release, listening to a new song is a dream for all music lovers. Caribou is offering that. How can you miss it? Follow Caribou on Instagram to grab the chance.  

 

Visit the CASA site and find Caribou's shows across the globe now. Learn about his discography and stay informed of new releases.