The
Los Angeles-raised, indie pop-rock trio, Haim, released their highly
anticipated debut album Days Are Gone today, receiving rave reviews from
Pitchfork, as they were awarded the title of Best New Music. The album was mastered at legendary New
York mastering studio, The Lodge, Chief Mastering Engineer, Emily Lazar,
assisted by Rich Morales.
Over the past year, the band of sisters
have been busy signing with Jay Z’s Roc Nation management team, landing a
record deal with Columbia Records, releasing their “Forever” EP, and having
crowds adore their singles “Falling” and “Don’t Save Me” while playing for
Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, and Glastonbury.
See Haim's "The Wire" music video HERE.
In a recent interview, Rolling Stone states
how the sibling-rockers have drawn rave reviews from the Strokes, One Direction, Rihanna, and
Mumford and Sons, and Billboard Magazine has recognized Haim’s Days Are Gone release as one of 2013’s Most
Anticipated Debuts. They will also be adorning the cover of SPIN Magazine's October 2013 issue.
These
talented young songstresses are on the rise and with there harmony laced
up-beat sounds and soulful lyrics, they are quickly becoming a rhythmic
force to be reckoned with.
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