Caroline Jones Drops Dreamy Music Video For ‘You’re It For Me, Honey’

Caroline Jones is taking her hit song “You’re It For Me, Honey” to the picturesque coast of New England.

The country singer debuted the official music video for “You’re It For Me, Honey,” off her latest album, Good Omen, with the dreamy visual filmed along the coast of Newport, Rhode Island.

Inspired by Jones’ real-life romance with her husband, the track is a declaration of choosing your person and captures the excitement of finding lasting love. The video brings the song to life against Newport’s stunning coastal backdrop, with Jones sporting looks from Cult Gaia, LoveShackFancy and MATE the Label throughout the picturesque visual.

“This video is a tribute to coastal New England summer, vintage vibes, and salt air,” Jones exclusively shares with Access Hollywood. “Newport, Rhode Island, which is also my husband’s hometown, made the perfect setting for ‘You’re It For Me, Honey,’ which is a fun, flirty, tongue-in-cheek throwback song.”

The timing also worked out perfectly. Jones was already in New England performing with Zac Brown Band when she connected with director Rachel Deeb, who was in town for the Newport Folk Festival.

“We spent a day running and gunning around Newport, and this video is living documentation of the quintessential Newport sun-soaked summer day,” Jones noted.

WATCH THE OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR “YOU’RE IT FOR ME, HONEY” HERE:

“You’re It For Me, Honey” is featured on Jones’ 12-track studio album Good Omen, which is out now.

It’s already been a milestone year for Jones, who earned her first Academy of Country Music Awards nomination in 2026 for New Female Artist of the Year. She also made her Met Gala debut in May, becoming just the fourth female country artist to attend the iconic fashion event, following Taylor Swift, Kacey Musgraves and Kelsea Ballerini.