Dirty Honey have mapped out the arrival of their third studio LP, confirming that Catch My Butterfly will land on January 15th. Rather than teasing the collection with an isolated preview, the band decided to open the cycle by releasing two songs simultaneously, issuing Lights Out alongside the title track, Butterfly.
The upcoming record is the group's first full collection since 2023, when they put out Can't Find the Brakes. For outfits dedicated to classic guitar formats, a third record often functions as an essential proving ground. It is the point where a group demonstrates stamina, showing how their sound has settled and matured after years of steady road work and studio time. Catch My Butterfly lands squarely at that milestone, designed to build on the ground gained during the Can't Find the Brakes campaign.
Issuing two tracks at once shifts how an audience encounters a new project. A single song tends to carry the burden of defining an entire collection on its own. By offering Lights Out and Butterfly in tandem, Dirty Honey provide a wider perspective on the material, handing listeners two distinct reference points while the full album waits for its mid-January release date.
The band worked with John Feldmann to produce the sessions. Feldmann brings a long track record in guitar-oriented music, having produced releases for blink-182, Korn, and Yungblud. His history brings a sharp commercial focus to the studio work. Feldmann is known for delivering crisp, forward-leaning mixes supported by prominent rhythm sections and immediate vocal hooks. Tapping him behind the console points toward a direct, punchy sonic approach, built to carry impact on modern listening setups and in live concert rooms.
The January 15th release gives Catch My Butterfly an early position on the upcoming music calendar. Arriving at the start of the year offers valuable breathing room, functioning as a practical launching pad. It leaves plenty of time for listeners to become familiar with the new tracklist before the spring and summer touring circuits begin. With both preview songs already out, Dirty Honey have their next chapter officially in motion.
