HONNE Shares Their Favorite Conspiracy Theories and Love Languages | Quick 6

HONNE makes music for all occasions and moods, transforming deep-rooted feelings into soulful electronic songs that exist with a life of their own. From collaborating with BTS' RM to delivering one of the best albums of 2018 with the release of Love Me / Love Me Not, HONNE is a musical gift to the world. It is a unique gift for musicality and creating a one-of-a-kind atmosphere that has carried the British electronic duo through sold-out international tours, two phenomenal albums, and finally, to our Quick 6 interview.

We sat down with HONNE to discover the artists behind the striking music the only way we know how - by talking conspiracy theories and seeing which love language really rang true for the two. This is a thing or six you did not know about HONNE and their tour manager Steve in our latest Quick 6 interview.

For more on HONNE, revisit the time we deconstructed all our favorite moments on HONNE's sophomore album, Love Me / Love Me Not.  

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