Honey Harper’s debut album, Starmaker, comes as a collection of contradictions in both subject matter and style. Written with his wife and writing partner Alana Pagnutti over the past three, the album itself is primarily about the journey to create it. Its self-awareness is largely the result of Harper’s inner monologues about his fear of failure, desire for success, and the toll that journey has taken on him and his loved ones. It’s an attempt at honesty through the veil of a country singer lost in the stars. After explorations in other vastly different styles, Harper recognized the value he could add to a genre with beautiful sounds but negative connotations. On Starmaker, Harper seeks to revitalize country music for people who don’t like country music.

Tracklist:
A1 Green Shadows
A2 In Light Of Us
A3 The Day It Rained Forever
A4 Something Relative
A5 Tired Tower
A6 Suzuki Dreams
B1 Vaguely Satisfied
B2 Someone Else's Dream
B3 Tomorrow Never Comes
B4 Strawberry Lite
B5 Starmaker