Following in the same vein as hiatus-ending single ‘Haunted’, this electro-pop rebuttal sees Georgia Reed captivate with ear-worm hooks, gothic instrumentation, and the injection of her signature ethereal vocals. ‘Honey’ is a compelling response to the scepticism Georgia Reed faced during her relocation to London from Western Australia; this tongue-in-cheek retort is fuelled by a sense of irony, and dedicated to all those who doubted her. The heart of the song lies in its chorus, a bold declaration that echoes independence and resilience: “I had some friends who had been placing bets on how long I’d “last” in London. The chorus is basically saying “I don’t need your prayers,” says Georgia.

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‘Haunted’ tackles a dynamic time in Reed’s life and the track’s driving bass line pairs perfectly with her signature hazy vocals. Phased-out synths make their presence known and combine in the crescending release of the chorus.

“I wrote ‘Haunted’ many years ago, at a time when my whole life had changed suddenly. I would play it acoustically at shows, but It wasn’t until we started recording it that I realised it was probably my favourite song I’ve ever written,” says Georgia Reed.

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