Alright, buckle up. Honey Poul just dropped I’m Not In Love He Avenly, and it’s one hell of a ride through Pop Rock and Disco vibes with enough electronic twists to keep your head spinning. This Italian banger from Universal Sound is raw, unfiltered energy, and honestly? It doesn’t try too hard to be perfect—which makes it hit even harder.
Let’s talk tracks. First off, “I’m Not In Love” smacks you right in the feels but not in that sappy way. Nah, this is more like a punch-you-in-the-gut kinda emotion. The beat's got this retro disco pulse—think Studio 54 meets some sweaty underground club in Milan—but then BAM, the synths kick in like an electric shock. You can’t help but move. And those vocals? They’re dripping with attitude, almost teasing you. Like, "Yeah, I said I’m not in love, so what?" It sticks because it doesn’t beg for attention; it demands it.
Then there’s “He Avenly.” What even IS this track? It’s wild—a mashup of soaring melodies and gritty basslines that shouldn’t work together but somehow do. There’s something about the way the chorus explodes—it’s chaotic as hell, but in the best possible way. It’s the kind of song that makes you wanna scream along at the top of your lungs while thrashing around like nobody’s watching. Honestly, if this track doesn’t get stuck in your head after the first listen, you might need to check your pulse.
Look, here’s the deal: Honey Poul ain’t reinventing the wheel here, but who cares? This album feels alive. Messy, maybe, but real. It’s like they took all these genres—pop, rock, disco, electronic—and threw them into a blender without overthinking it. And guess what? That’s why it works.
Final thought: Listening to this album feels like walking into a party where everyone’s already three drinks deep and dancing like crazy. But hey, isn’t that how life should be sometimes? Screw perfection—give me messy, give me loud, give me alive. Oh, and by the way, don’t act surprised when you catch yourself humming “I’m Not In Love” during your morning commute. Don’t say I didn’t warn ya.
