On “I Quit,” Haim’s fourth album, the sisters Danielle, Alana and Este Haim apply the same generation-spanning pop expertise ...

By the end of 2012, “Call Me Maybe” had conquered pop music. The song had reached No. 1 on the charts in 14 countries, scored ...

I quit presents a version of HAIM that is pointed, assured, and melodically brilliant, but also anxious and scattered.

HAIM’s All Over Me explores desire without commitment in a nostalgic, bold track from their 2025 album I Quit.

A rich vein of nostalgia has run through Haim’s music from the off. The Californian sister trio are clearly indebted to ...

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In one verse of the country-folk ballad “The Farm,” among the better of the many breakup songs on Haim’s cheekily titled new ...

Danielle Haim is in the middle of explaining her songwriting process when she’s interrupted by a call on her hotel phone.

Danielle told ID magazine that Rechtshaid took a “searching, labored” approach to recording, whereas I Quit’s lead producer, ...

Haim’s Alana, Danielle, and Este Haim, Heidi Stanton After going supernova with Women in Music Pt. III, Haim continue their ...

Danielle Haim’s had her heart broken, and you’re going to hear all about in the sisters’ wonderfully vituperative songs ...

The Haims also do it, of course, by revisiting familiar comforts: “Gone” samples George Michael’s “Freedom! ’90”; “Down to Be Wrong” evokes the blistered euphoria of peak Sheryl Crow; “Now It’s Time,” ...