ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Honey Revenge Debut New Pop-Rock Album 'LOVING AND LOSING'
Fast-rising Los Angeles duo Honey Revenge release their sophomore album, Loving And Losing, today via Thriller Records. Across 14 tracks, vocalist Devin Papadol and guitarist Donny Lloyd turn the messy realities of growing up, falling in love, losing people and learning to trust yourself into technicolor pop-rock: big feelings, bigger hooks and just enough bite.
True to its title, Loving And Losing is rooted in the idea that love and loss are inherently connected. The album moves between the rush of finding people who make life feel bigger and the grief of having to live without them, while confronting toxic friendships, jealousy, self-sabotage, anxiety, creative insecurity and the uncomfortable process of relinquishing control. Honey Revenge let those contradictions exist side by side, wrapping some of their most vulnerable writing yet in glossy pop instincts, punchy guitars and choruses made to be screamed back in a crowded room.
That push and pull between light and dark has been present throughout the album's rollout. “Run Your Mouth” and “Hot Commodity” are brash, playful exercises in taking your power back, while “Sunday Scaries” hides anxiety and self-sabotage beneath the sugar rush of a carefree night out. Most recently, “Trust Issues” turns spiraling uncertainty into shimmering pop-rock catharsis. Collectively surpassing 9.5 million streams, the previously released singles offer different sides of the same Honey Revenge coin: sharp and vulnerable, sincere and sarcastic, capable of turning an existential crisis into something you want to dance to.
Arriving alongside the album is a new video for focus track “Sorry Much,” a sharp-tongued pop-rock kiss-off with an unmistakable '80s sheen. Devin's powerhouse vocal and Donny's infectious guitar riff build to the instantly chantable, “Sorry, sorry but not that much / Sorry, sorry but I hate your guts,” turning boundary-setting into pure catharsis. The performance video continues the vivid purple visual world of the Loving And Losing era.
That bold sense of self-expression has become central to the world Honey Revenge have built around their music. Devin and Donny embrace softness and strength, femininity and edge, sincerity and humor, cultivating a colorful, inclusive community where fans are encouraged to show up unapologetically as themselves. That same spirit carries into their live shows, where vulnerability, self-expression and belonging are part of the experience.
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