Dirty Honey have announced their third full-length album, Catch My Butterfly, and have released the singles “Lights Out” and “Butterfly” ahead of its January 15th release.
Album Details
Catch My Butterfly was produced by John Feldmann (Yungblud, blink-182, Korn), and serves as the follow-up to 2023’s Can’t Find the Brakes.
Band Background
The Los Angeles band — which features core members Marc LaBelle (vocals), John Notto (guitar), and Justin Smolian (bass) — is known for putting a modern spin on classic rock in the vein of Aerosmith and AC/DC.
Band Statements
“I’m very proud of our perseverance,” stated LaBelle. “Any band has to really survive to make a third record. We’ve made mistakes in the studio, gotten over past regrets, lived more, and become better songwriters. All of those things snowballed into Catch My Butterfly.”
Smolian added, “Catch My Butterfly shows the width of what we can do as musicians and songwriters. We’re no one-trick pony.”
Music and Tracklist
Take a listen to “Lights Out” and “Butterfly,” and see the artwork and tracklist for Catch My Butterfly, below.
Catch My Butterfly Artwork:
Catch My Butterfly Tracklist:
Lights Out
If It’s Over
Numb
Wanderlust
Good For You
Butterfly
Good Times Gone
American Lies
Poison
Sweeter
No Way Out
New Blood
Lullaby
I Should’ve Known
In conclusion, Dirty Honey is gearing up for the release of their third album, Catch My Butterfly, and fans can expect a mix of classic rock influences and modern songwriting. With the release of singles “Lights Out” and “Butterfly,” the band is generating excitement for the upcoming album, which is set to drop on January 15th. With John Feldmann at the helm of production, Catch My Butterfly is shaping up to be a notable release in the rock music scene.
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