Austin Meade returns with his brand-new single HONEY DO YA, a track that proves once again why he continues to be one of the most progressive and forward-thinking artists in today’s rock landscape. Written by Meade alongside David Willie and Riley Bria, the song showcases his ability to craft sharp, vivid lyrics wrapped around melodies that linger long after the first listen. With production handled by Bria, a powerful mix by Mike Avenaim, and final mastering by Maor Applebaum, HONEY DO YA comes to life as a great statement piece from Meade and fantastic work from start to finish.
From the opening riff, the song pulls listeners into a heavy yet melodic wave, driven by a band that sounds tighter than ever. There’s an undeniable energy in the performance—aggressive in tone, yet seamlessly balanced with hooks that refuse to let go. The sound is massive, but it’s the intricate layering and precision behind it that truly elevates the track. Meade thrives in this space, riding the edge between raw grit and finely tuned musicality.
What makes HONEY DO YA stand out is its refusal to fit into a box. It’s alternative at its core, but its arms reach outward into multiple genres at once—flirting with rock and even pop sensibilities—without ever losing its identity. This genre-defying quality has become a hallmark of Meade’s catalog, and it’s part of what keeps fans guessing what direction he’ll go next. Each release feels like a reinvention without compromise, and this song is no exception.
At this stage in his career, it’s clear Meade is operating at a creative high point with no signs of slowing down. HONEY DO YA isn’t just another single—it’s a statement, a reminder that Meade is miles ahead of his peers when it comes to pushing boundaries while maintaining undeniable appeal. With bold songwriting, powerhouse production, and an unshakable artistic vision, Austin Meade continues to carve out his own lane, proving once again why he’s one of the most exciting names in music today.
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