Electronic musician Caribou has released his first single in two years, called ‘Honey’. The track has already been teased to fans, including at a headline set at BBC Radio 6 festival at The Warehouse Project. The music video has been directed by Richard Kenworthy of Shynola and features trippy artificial intelligence-made visuals. The video also has a flamingo-inspired theme.
Caribou, whose real name is Dan Snaith, has been releasing music under his Daphni alias for the past few years. As Daphni, he has played back-to-back with Floating Points at Four Tet’s Under The K Bridge event this year and is set to play at Coachella’s all-new electronic music stage, Quasar. Before this, Snaith shared his album ‘Suddenly’, which focused on life-changing moments, loss, love, and death.
Of his album, Snaith said, “I feel like when I listen to this album – or at least the mellower moments – I hear the kind of music that wants to comfort, wants to give a big hug, to reassure and be supportive.” ‘You Can Do It’ was the last single Caribou released, which was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2022.
Check out Caribou’s new single ‘Honey’ on YouTube. In the meantime, Snaith is keeping fans waiting for any information about new music from his Daphni alias
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