HONNE’s first ever song, an ode to love, was penned by Andy in the dark in under two hours.

HTV: You wrote “Warm on a Cold Night” in the dark, is this a common theme when you make music?
HONNE: It is yes. Not only musically but also visually too. We love the vibe of a poorly lit/dark room at night especially for writing. I feel it’s a time/place you can truly be yourself. Plus, we all know that the best things happen at nighttime.
— interview with Hunger TV

Upon release, it hit the top spot on Hype Machine, a site measuring a song’s popularity with music blogs, foreshadowing a bright future for the indie electrosoul duo.

Note the radio static at the end of the song. The pair’s next single “All in the Value” begins with five seconds of radio static, suggesting that the two songs' lyrics are connected and detail a continuous story: where “WOACN” describes a couple in love and “AITV” takes place a year after the same couple has broken up.