US EditionMusic Review: HAIM Return with a Superb and Salty Breakup Album
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, JUN 17 – Inspired by Danielle Haim's breakup, the album spans 15 tracks blending genres and marks the first time all three sisters were single in over a decade, reflecting on moving on and growth.
- HAIM released their fourth album, I Quit, featuring 15 tracks spanning genres from country to boom bap, expressing themes of moving on.
- The album follows Danielle Haim's breakup with long-term partner Ariel Rechtshaid and reflects a period when all three sisters were single simultaneously.
- I Quit blends songs like the synth-backed Relationships and the emotive Cry with nostalgic tracks recalling their San Fernando Valley youth.
- Alana Haim explained the title means quitting all that doesn’t serve them, while Danielle sings lines like, “Boy, I crushed my whole heart / Trying to fit my soul into your arms.”
- The album marks a confident step away from toxic relationships and earlier sounds, delivering a muscular, swaggering energy despite some uneven pacing critiques.
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Haim switch dial from 1970s to ’90s (and back) for their most eclectic collection yet
A rich vein of nostalgia has run through Haim’s music from the off. The Californian sister trio are clearly indebted to mid-70s era Fleetwood Mac and their songs have a similarly decadent, laid back, anything goes vibe, with much to say about human relations.
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Review: Haim's new album gives vivid shape to a hard-to-define phase
Haim's "I Quit" is not quite a breakup album and not quite a moving-on album; rather, the fourth LP by this beloved Los Angeles sister trio lands somewhere between those tried-and-true schemes: Its title inspired, the Haims have said, by…
Haim’s new album gives vivid shape to a hard-to-define phase
Haim’s “I Quit” is not quite a breakup album and not quite a moving-on album; rather, the fourth LP by this beloved Los Angeles sister trio lands somewhere between those tried-and-true schemes: Its title inspired, the Haims have said, by a third-act mic drop in the cult-fave 1996 movie “That Thing You Do!,” “I Quit” is about looking back from the middle distance on a relationship that didn’t work and assessing what you learned (and what you didn…
‘I Quit’ Album: Haim Drops New Album Ahead of Upcoming Tour – Listen Now! | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Haim just dropped new music! On Friday (June 20), the sister trio – Alana, Danielle, and Este Hailm – dropped their fourth studio titled I Quit, which features their recent singles “Relationships,” “Everybody’s Trying to Figure Me Out,” “Down to Be Wrong,” “Take Me Back,” and “All Over Me.” I Quit is the band’s first studio album in five years, following Women in Music Pt. III, which they released back in 2020. Keep reading to find out more…Late…
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