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What's Happening, Honey?

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During the week they live the daily grind of working busy careers, parenting kids, and keeping each other on the right side of sanity. Sometimes they have to remember to take a deep breath and just ask the other “What’s Happening, Honey?” We’ve all been there right? Crazy week with horrible deliverables at work, while the daycare calls about one kid coughing and the school calls about the other’s laptop charger that’s been lost… and you feel like you see your partner in crime for an hour or so a week? This is our weekly hang trying to get a reaction out of each other. “What’s Happening, Honey?”, is a weekly show hosted by a usually happy couple (though one of us can get fairly grumpy at times and generally has a dark sense of humor). We’ll catch up on everything we have going on as well as try to get a rise out of each other. Join us every week, as we unwind and we can all get a little distracted from our harsh realities. Join the conversation, drop a comment or send us a message!

Honey Trap

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For full length content check out our Official Artist Channel: youtube.com/@honeytrapnyc Honey Trap is a fierce 4-piece, female-fronted hard rock band, hailing from the bustling streets of New York City. Formed in 2014, their signature sound is a unique blend of sensual, yet edgy vocals over melodic guitar, groovy bass licks, and heavy-hitting drum beats. In 2015, Honey Trap made their mark with the release of their debut EP, "Four Play," which was recorded by Steve Albini (producer of Nirvana's "In Utero" album) and mastered by 4-time Grammy nominee Joe Laporta. The EP showcased the band's raw talent and quickly caught the attention of music critics and fans alike. Now with the help of legendary producer/engineer David Schiffman (known for his work with Red Hot Chili Peppers, System Of A Down, and Mars Volta), Honey Trap just released their latest single. Based on the incredible response, "Saints and Sinners," promises to be a bold and dynamic addition to the band's already impressive discography.