Today, Dan Snaith announces his sixth studio album as Caribou, Honey, out October 4. The announcement is accompanied by his latest single, “Come Find Me", which follows “Honey", “Broke My Heart”, and “Volume” in soundtracking the spring and summer months with new Caribou music. Listen to “Come Find Me” wherever you stream music, and reserve your copy of Honey on CD, LP, or limited edition yellow Peak Vinyl from the Merge store.

Speaking about “Come Find Me,” Snaith says:

I love this kind of chord sequence and the sort of French touch type of vibe, but it took a lot of time to find the right vocal hook and breakdown and make it more pop and concise. When I play that one in DJ sets, when it drops down to just the singing and then suddenly it’s a song that surges back in—I know for a fact no one in the crowd has heard it before, and yet people always respond in this really emotionally charged, euphoric way… That’s always the best litmus test that a track has come together in the right way.

The follow-up to 2020’s Suddenly, Honey arrives as an intriguing new kind of Caribou record. After putting every ounce of himself into Suddenly and 2014’s Grammy-nominated Our Love, for his sixth Caribou album, Snaith now pulls himself away a little in search of music that isn’t about any one person and is available to everybody. A record that grabs you and moves you like his other alter ego Daphni, before cradling and uplifting you like Caribou. Huge dancefloor tracks twinkle, shimmer, and surprise in a way only Snaith’s productions can, but with a freshness that defines an artist who is too excited by music-making to ever truly settle into any one sound. 

In the words of Snaith himself:

One thing that hasn’t changed for me from the very beginning is a manic curiosity of seeing what I can make out of sound. Not so much what someone can make out of sound—a “professional” with a host of collaborators and resources at their disposal—but me in my little basement studio. There’s more equipment in here than there used to be, but essentially it’s the same as ever: still chasing that thrill of when something hits really hard, and I find myself jumping up and down or the hairs standing up on my arms in excitement. How lucky am I that that’s never gone away? That the chance of making something new and exciting is still as exhilarating as ever, and as much fun as ever? Starting the day with nothing (and finishing most days with nothing good) but occasionally having something that didn’t exist before stuck in my head by the end of the day. It still seems like a kind of alchemy.

In support of the album, Snaith will be joined by his Caribou bandmates for a North American tour this fall with support from Yunè Pinku and Joy Orbison. Tickets are on sale now.

Caribou tour dates:
Sep 08 London, UK – The Waiting Room
Sep 09 London, UK – The Waiting Room
Sep 10 London, UK – The Waiting Room
Sep 11 London, UK – The Waiting Room
Sep 14 Belfast, UK – Boiler Room
Oct 13 Shizuoka, JP – Asigiri Jam Festival
Oct 14 Tokyo, JP – O-East
Oct 17 Amsterdam, NL – Amsterdam Dance Event
Nov 08 Vancouver, BC – PNE Forum*
Nov 09 Portland, OR – Roseland Theater*
Nov 10 Seattle, WA – Showbox SoDo*
Nov 12 Oakland, CA – Fox Theater*
Nov 13 Los Angeles, CA – Shrine Expo Hall*
Nov 15 Denver, CO – The Mission Ballroom*^
Nov 17 Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed*
Nov 18 Atlanta, GA – The Eastern*
Nov 19 Washington, DC – The Anthem*
Nov 20 Philadelphia, PA – Franklin Music Hall*
Nov 21 Brooklyn, NY – Great Hall at Avant Gardner*
Nov 23 Toronto, ON – Massey Hall*
Nov 24 Toronto, ON – History*
Nov 25 Montreal, QC – L’Olympia*
Dec 31 Glenworth Valley, AU – Lost Paradise Festival

2025
Feb 03 Paris, FR – Zénith Paris – La Villette%
Feb 04 Esch/Alzette, LX – Rockhal%
Feb 06 London, UK – Roundhouse (SOLD OUT)
Feb 07 London, UK – Roundhouse (SOLD OUT)
Feb 08 London, UK – Roundhouse (SOLD OUT)
Feb 09 Leeds, UK – O2 Academy%
Feb 10 Bristol, UK – Bristol Beacon%
Feb 11 Brussels, BE – Ancienne Belgique%
Feb 12 Brussels, BE – Ancienne Belgique%
Feb 14 Berlin, DE – UFO (Velodrom)%
 
* support from Yunè Pinku
^ with Joy Orbison
% support from Ela Minus