Tiny Habits Share Mudroom Ahead Of UK Tour

Massachusetts-hailing Tiny Habits release their superb new single Mudroom. The band formed in Boston at the start of 2022 after Maya Rae, Cinya Khan and Judah Mayowa met while at the Berklee College of Music. All three are accomplished singers and songwriters. Their latest tune was produced by Tony Berg (boygenius, Taylor Swift, Phoebe Bridgers) and Will Maclellan and is out via Mom+Pop.

Tiny Habits (Shervin Lainez)

Mudroom follows the release of Small Enough, recorded at Sound City Studios in Los Angeles famous for being home to Neil Young’s After The Gold Rush, Fleetwood Mac’s self-titled LP, Nirvana’s Nevermind and everything in-between with producer Tony Berg (boygenius, Taylor Swift, Phoebe Bridgers). Small Enough was written by the band and showcases their lush harmonies and intimate vocals on this bittersweet gem.

Listen to Mudroom below:

After runs opening for Gracie Abrams, Noah Kahan, and a Tiny Desk Concert backing Lizzy McAlpine, they will return to the UK in May. The band first received recognition and early support from a diverse bunch of artists including the late, great David Crosby, Marcus Mumford, Phoebe Bridgers, and Noah Kahan

Check out the video for Small Enough below:

Tiny Habits’ first two singles pennies (voice memo) and hemenway were released at the end of 2022, and were met with an overwhelming response, garnering over 1 million plays across all digital streaming platforms in the first couple of months.

Their debut EP Tiny Things was released in April 2023. They went on to open for Gracie Abrams across North America, followed by their own sold-out US tour. Without a doubt, Tiny Habits look set to be one of the breakout acts for 2024. Catch them while you can!

Upcoming 2024 UK & Ireland Tour Dates:

MAY
22nd – The Wardrobe, Leeds
23rd – Gorilla, Manchester
24th – Opium Rooms, Dublin
26th – St. Luke’s, Glasgow
28th – Institute 2, Birmingham
29th – Thekla, Bristol
30th – Koko, London

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