Irish auteur Annie-Dog shares her captivating brand new single, “My Honey,” released today via AWAL, alongside the announcement of her debut headline show at Dublin’s iconic Whelan’s in late January. The song is a wholly DIY track, written, recorded, produced, and mixed by Annie-Dog herself. Influenced by idiosyncratic artists including Dean Blunt and Alex G, “My Honey” is a bittersweet, shapeshifting alternative pop song. The contrastingly soft vocal delivery complements the personal theme, which focuses on the breakdown of communication within a relationship. Her voice delicately sits among moving electronic elements and unrelenting drums, suggesting the artist would much rather dance out her feelings than talk them through.
This release arrives ahead of what promises to be a mammoth 2026 for the enigmatic musician, with more new music and live dates aplenty confirming her position at the forefront of the rising indie elite. Annie-Dog’s hypnotic medium of existential indie-pop musings has already attracted countless high-profile plaudits across the press landscape. Key champions emerged quickly, including The Guardian, The Fader, NME, and DIY Magazine. Furthermore, the track has earned spins galore on the BBC 6 Music shows hosted by Deb Grant and Tom Ravenscroft, as well as significant airplay on Radio X with John Kennedy and RTÉ with Dan Hegarty.
Live Dates
26th Nov – IMRO Other Room, Dingle (Other Voices)
28th Nov – The Marina Inn, Strand Street, Dingle (Other Voices)
30th Nov – An Droichead Beag, Main Street, Dingle (Other Voices)
28th Jan – Whelan’s (Upstairs), Dublin