... What in the world has happened to Honeycut? Well friends, have no fear. We haven't split up or anything. We just took a little hiatus from live shows for a bit. Hervé and Tony have been touring in France to support the hot new General Elektriks album (out on Quannum in the US soon!). Bart has been touring supporting his fourth solo album. Both records are worth your time and money, so check 'em out!

ALSO, over the past couple months Honeycut has begun work on an exciting new album! We plan to keep on tracking until it sounds even more amazing than the last one. When it is completed, we'll be sure and let everybody know! We'll also get back to the funky, funky stageshow as soon as we have perfected the new jams.

Pics of us hard at work...







all the best,

HONEYCUT

Honeycut's 'The Day I Turned To Glass' is now available in Japan, on Rallye Label!


http://www.rallye-kanazawa.com/label/news.htm



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HONEYCUT on CURRENT TV

A short documentary about HONEYCUT has begun airing on CURRENT TV !!


It's also available to view on the web...

CLICK HERE TO WATCH




...or copy and paste link into your browser...
http://current.com/items/88829570_the_sound_of_honeycut

EQ TV interviews RV and Tony about the making of Honeycut's debut, "The Day I Turned To Glass".

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE INTERVIEW VIDEOS

HONEYCUT on FEARLESS TV this weekend.

Check here for channels and showtimes:

www.fearlessmusic.tv/channels.html

Read the JamBase article here

HONEYCUT is featured in the current issue of KEYBOARD MAGAZINE. On newstands now.


HERE is a link to the article.

*17th Annual SF WEEKLY MUSIC AWARDS*

The people of San Francisco have spoken.

They voted...and on October 18th at The Warfield Theater....
HONEYCUT was awarded the SF WEEKLY MUSIC AWARD in the category of Best Soul/Funk Band!!



Thanks go out to the SF Weekly, and everyone who voted!

See EW's Picks HERE


..2. Honeycut's ''Shadows''
From The Day I Turned to Glass (Quannum Project)
Singer Bart Davenport spends most of this Bay Area trio's debut album playing a blue-eyed soul man, making his tenor reach for the ghosts of Curtis Mayfield and Marvin Gaye. He never reaches them, of course, but on ''Shadows,'' he comes spookily close. ''Shadows of the night keep me company,'' he asserts in a lonely wail .. that makes sense. Then: ''Shadows of daytime, too,'' he adds, and you realize he's sitting in limbo, like Jimmy Cliff, another vocal influence. Meanwhile, layered keyboards build to crescendos courtesy of ''RV Salters'' (French programming wonder Herve Salters). The song is at once epic and intensely personal, the grand passion of one guy singing in the dark.