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Framing Hanley<\/a> have officially unveiled their fifth studio album, do you feel guilty being okay?<\/em>, marking a new creative chapter defined by complete artistic independence and a broader sonic vision. Blending hard rock with electronic, R&B, and jazz influences, the record explores the emotional complexities of healing, relationships, and self-acceptance \u2013 while featuring the poignant single \u201cGimme Gimme.\u201d The release also arrives alongside select live dates and continued momentum from the band\u2019s recent resurgence, setting the stage for their most personal collection of songs to date.<\/p>\n A press release from Framing Hanley\u2019s team announced that do you feel guilty being okay?<\/em> is now available on all major platforms.<\/p>\n The title itself is the kind that stops you before you\u2019ve heard a single note, and that\u2019s the point. The record isn\u2019t about crisis, it\u2019s about what happens after the crisis passes and you\u2019re still standing there waiting to feel like it\u2019s allowed.<\/p>\n \u201cNo label, no filter, nobody telling us what a Framing Hanley album is supposed to sound like. This is the album we always wanted to make, and it asks a question I think everybody\u2019s quietly carrying around. I didn\u2019t make this record to prove \u201cwe\u2019re back.\u201d I made it because the songs wouldn\u2019t leave me alone. \u201cdo you feel guilty being okay?\u201d is the most honest thing<\/a> we\u2019ve ever put our name on.\u201d\u00a0<\/strong><\/em>\u2013 Kenneth Nixon of Framing Hanley<\/strong><\/p>\n Listen to do you feel guilty being okay?<\/em><\/p>\n