Tiny Habits explore life after heartbreak on their new single 'Belt Loop'
Boston trio pivot to soulful, sensual territory ahead of second album 'Keepers'.

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Tiny Habits have shared new single 'Belt Loop', the latest preview of their second album 'Keepers', which arrives on 28th August via Mom+Pop Music. The track is accompanied by a new video.
Following 'Anything He Was' featuring Matty Healy and 'Right In Front Of Me', 'Belt Loop' finds the trio venturing into a more groove-led sound as they explore the emotional uncertainty of moving on after a relationship ends. "The song grew out of the emotional aftermath of an intense breakup," the band explain. "With this album, we wanted to embrace a wider emotional and physical range. This song gave us permission to lean into something more playful, sensual and grown-up, while still keeping honesty at the centre of it."
'Keepers' was written by Cinya Khan, Judah Mayowa and Maya Rae, and explores the people, memories and relationships that shape us, alongside the things we eventually leave behind.
The trio will return to the UK next month for a sold-out intimate show at London's St Pancras Old Church before appearing at All Things Go Festival and embarking on their biggest North American headline tour to date.




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