Backstory:

Wild Honey was founded in the vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana, where the rhythm of jazz, blues, and rock and roll collide. The band is composed of four core members: Jack Carter (vocals, guitar), Leah Johnson (bass, vocals), Miles Davis (drums), and Sam Thomas (keyboard, vocals). They originally met at a local dive bar, all trying to make their way in the bustling music scene. After realizing their shared passion for creating music that speaks to the soul, Wild Honey was born.

The band has been on a roller coaster ride since 2010, from strumming their first chords in a cramped garage to performing in front of thousands at various music festivals. Their diverse influences have helped them craft a unique sound that has garnered them a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim. Despite their success, Wild Honey remains grounded, insisting that they are just “four friends making music and having fun.”

Genre:
Alternative Rock with blues influences

Title:
“Dancing in the Moonlight”

Song Lyrics:

Verse:
[G] Underneath the willow tree, [D] where you and I first met, [Em]
[C] Caught in the moon’s gentle glow, [G] a moment I’ll never forget [D]
[G] We were dancing in the moonlight, [D] lost in each other’s eyes, [Em]
[C] The world was ours alone that night, [G] under the vast starry skies [D]

Chorus:
[G] Dancing in the moonlight, [D] your love set me free, [Em]
[C] With every beat of my heart, [G] I knew this is where I want to be [D]
[G] Together in the moonlight, [D] as the night turns into day, [Em]
[C] In your arms, I found my home, [G] and here is where I’ll stay [D]

Favorite Fan:

Their favorite fan is a woman named Daisy. Daisy has been following Wild Honey since their inception. Despite her own struggles with health issues, she has never missed a single concert in her home state. In her testimonial, she said, “Wild Honey isn’t just a band for me, they are my family. Their music, their lyrics, they have gotten me through some of the toughest times of my life. The song ‘Dancing in the Moonlight’ represents the sense of freedom and hope their music has given me. It’s more than just being their fan; it’s about feeling connected to their journey and their energy. Wild Honey is my lifeline, my solace, my joy.”