Lifted from Keaton’s forthcoming seventh studio album 'House Party', out on June 9, 2023 via Play It Again Sam, Envy sees Henson return with a wonderful new direction of sound. In his own words: “I wanted to make an upbeat confident pop record about depression and being a performer, written from the viewpoint of an artist who has hollowed himself out over a long career in the name of success, an alternate universe version of me, who is left empty and lonely from climbing to the top, but is still only able to express these feelings in the language of confident, performative pop songs.” Continuing, “Everything these days is so performative and aspirational, and we all seem to live in envy of people and lives that aren’t ours and we’re convinced would solve all our problems and feelings of emptiness. It’s about getting to the place where you always wanted to be, and were convinced would make everything better, and realizing it hasn’t worked, and the scary realization that no amount of money or success or fame will. I think the guy in the song has forsaken all his friendships and meaningful relationships to get to this place in his life or career, and now, realizing it was never going to make him happy, is lamenting his loneliness and the wasted years, and trying to warn others away from the same way of thinking.” Take a listen for yourselves below.

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