NONA (Michael Goldman) hits us with a beachy upbeat track about being swindled. His forthcoming EP is imminent and “Honey Money” is the latest release. It plays as if from a 60s radio on a beach side windowsill. Despite its easy going vibe Michael expresses his despise at a particular Hollywood scene.
As NONA explains it:
A bit of the song is inspired by a night I went out with my roommate who was setting me up with his girlfriends roommate. I was duped into driving to Hollywood, paying $15 for parking and several more series of $15 on drinks at a club where I’m not sure I heard a single spoken work over the music. I’m not a guy who can win someone over with a pelvic thrust nor do I aspire to be one. I left that night with a broken bank and a furthered distaste for that scene.
“Honey Money” is a sprightly poppy/indie mix with hints of The Grateful Dead. NONA’s upcoming EP is one to watch out for. Connect with the artist on Facebook, Twitter, and Soundcloud.
Sergei Wicking was surrounded by music since a young age and recently has taken to writing his thoughts and feelings about new artists. He loves diversity and his music tastes are very eclectic. Anything that makes him move and nod is good music in his opinion. He tries his best to sum up what music says to him, in his own words.
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