Honeyroot
Honeyroot is a folk-rock band from Tennessee. Their song "Nobody Loves You (the Way I Do)" became their breakout hit, with Matthew Moody on lead vocals and...
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Honeyroot is a folk-rock band from Tennessee. Their song "Nobody Loves You (the Way I Do)" became their breakout hit, with Matthew Moody on lead vocals and guitar, Emily Winter on vocals and cello, Leslie Mendelson on vocals and guitar, Nick Cavaseno on bass, and Michael Allen on drums.
They released their first album in 2010, followed by The River in 2012, Heartbreak Hill in 2015, and Gypsy Moon in 2020. Their sound mixes folk and rock elements, with Moody's vocals and Winter's cello work being notable features.
In 2012, Moody was involved in a serious motorcycle accident but recovered and returned to performing. The band's lyrics, particularly in "Nobody Loves You (the Way I Do)," drew some criticism while also finding a dedicated audience.
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