Wild Honey

Guillermo Farré have been associated with music for a long time — both by himself and, since 2005, as an associate from the indie pop group Mittens — before he finally began releasing his single recordings beneath the name Crazy Honey. His self-titled debut EP, released in early 2008 on his homegrown label Lazy Information, showcased a couple of quirky indie pop music whose whimsical instrumentation and playful lyrics, rooted in 1960s bubblegum and zaniness (i.e., rings just like the Banana Splits, Harpers Bizarre, and Totally free Design), likened favorably to Giorgio Tuma and Sufjan Stevens. Urged from the EP’s warm essential reception, Farré journeyed completely from Spain to Nashville to be able to synergy with manufacturer Brad Jones (whose prior credits included albums by Josh Rouse and Matthew Sugary) on Crazy Honey’s debut long-player. That disk, Epic Handshakes and a Keep Hug, premiered on Lazy Information in nov 2009. Plans had been in the functions for the 7″ single over the Spanish indie pop label Elefant the next year.