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Tiny Habits, the vocal trio that emerged from a Berklee College dorm room during the pandemic, has released their highly anticipated sophomore album, Keepers. The group—comprised of Cinya Khan, Judah Mayowa, and Maya Rae—first connected online in spring 2021 and quickly gained attention for their striking harmonies shared across social media. Their viral moments caught the ear of music icons including David Crosby and Elton John, setting the stage for their successful debut album All For Something in 2024.
Since their formation, Tiny Habits have built momentum through collaborations with prominent artists and opening tour slots alongside major names like Gracie Abrams, James Taylor, and Noah Kahan. The band has also worked with Holly Humberstone, JP Saxe, Lizzy McAlpine, and Joe Jonas, while recently collaborating with Kacey Musgraves on her expanded album project. Their trajectory from bedroom recordings to established touring act demonstrates the power of their distinctive folk-pop sound and vocal chemistry.
Keepers marks a creative evolution for the trio, expanding beyond their romantic themes to explore deeper personal narratives. The 12-track album showcases more refined production and intentional songwriting, delving into complex emotions including desire, guilt, self-doubt, and freedom. Khan, Mayowa, and Rae have intentionally broadened their storytelling to reflect their individual experiences, giving longtime fans a more complete picture of who they are as artists and individuals.
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Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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