‘Honeydew (Honey Don’t)’ is the brand new infectious single from Canadian-based indie synth-pop duo An Hour a Minute. Consisting of old high school buddies, Darko and George, the pair recently reconnected during the pandemic and immediately got to work on a collection of both old and new tracks. As their third release of this year, ‘Honeydew (Honey Don’t)’ sees the duo continue on their nostalgia-laced, sunshine-filled, catchy-as-hell way! “This song went through a few different iterations,” says the band. “The final product is very different from what we had originally!”
Their previous singles, ‘Mile Away’, and ‘Never Know’, were extremely well-received, and the pair are starting to create their own unique and refreshing sound. This can only bode well for their musical future, and we at Indie Top 39 cannot wait to hear what else this talented twosome have up their sleeves!
Melodic, infectious, and laced with nostalgia and anemoia, ‘Honeydew (Honey Don’t)’ is everything you need right now.
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What does the song mean to you?
It’s about the ups and downs, and do’s and don’ts of relationships. The compromises that are inherent between two people. The simultaneous feelings of love and heartbreak.
Tell us about your creative process and how the song came to be?
This song went through a million different versions. The final product is a combination of those versions, which we think gives it an uncommon style.
What do you hope to achieve with this song?
We hope that with this song, we gain a few listeners and hopefully one day have enough listeners to do some live shows.
What does success mean to you?
Success to us means that at least a few people got inspired or at least a happy feeling while listening to our music.
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