Danielle Haim: Last News

HAIM have shared their fourth offering from their next album. “The Steps” comes with a music video co-directed by Danielle Haim and Paul Thomas Anderson. Watch below. The new track follows the official announcement of Women in Music Pt. III, which arrives on April 24 via Columbia.

Another taste of LP 3

The Haim sisters don't seem to follow "The Steps" of a conventional relationship in their robust, yet groovy new song, which they released today (Mar. 3) ahead of their upcoming third studio album Women in Music Pt.

HAIM have announced their third album: Women in Music Pt. III is out April 24 (via Columbia). Check out the album cover, shot by family friend and frequent collaborator Paul Thomas Anderson, below. Find physical editions of WIMPIII at Rough Trade. (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

HAIM have 2020 on lock: today, the sister act announced their third album, titled Women In Music Pt. III. The record, which was co-produced by Danielle Haim, Ariel Rechtshaid, and Rostam, will arrive in its entirety on April 24 via Columbia. A new single, "The Steps," is dropping tomorrow. See the Paul Thomas Anderson-shot cover art at the top of the page.

The sisters will share the record's new single 'The Steps' tomorrow

Haim have shared ‘Gasoline’, the latest release to emerge from their forthcoming third album.Ahead of releasing ‘Women in Music Pt III’ next Friday, the Los Angeles trio debuted the track on Instagram by way of a video that sees them performing in their home studio.The track sees Danielle Haim tackling drums and vocals, flanked by her two sisters. here’s a new song ‘gasoline’A post shared by HAIM (@haimtheband) on Jun 18, 2020 at 12:49pm PDTIt follows on from a recent Tiny Desk Concert, which saw the three sisters debuting new tracks while in lockdown.Shared by NPR earlier this week, Haim performed ‘The Steps’, ‘I Know Alone’ and ‘Summer Girl’.Haim’s latest record will be released June 26 through Polydor.

Haim have opened up about the sexism they’ve encountered in the music industry on their new album.The all-female sibling trio, comprised of Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim, are one of the hottest Los Angeles pop-rock outfits, but in a chat with Variety, they revealed interviewers were fixated on their gender up until recently.Admitting that they would constantly be asked, “What it’s like to be…?” in “every single interview”, Danielle said: “We haven’t gotten asked the question this record cycle, which is also another reason why we wanted to call the album Women in Music. So it’s actually great.” The new record, titled Women in Music Pt.