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American folk-pop trio From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tiny Habits is an American folk-pop group formed in Boston in 2022. The trio consists of Berklee College of Music alumni Cinya Khan, Maya Rae, and Judah Mayowa.[1] Their first EP, Tiny Things, was released in April 2023. Their debut album All For Something was released on May 24, 2024.[2]
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Khan, Rae, and Mayowa met as students at the Berklee College of Music in Boston in the spring of 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic. They happened to live in the same dorm, and would sing covers of old songs in each other's dorm rooms they posted to social media. After multiple of their videos went viral on TikTok and Instagram, the three decided to officially form a group in January 2022.[3][4]
Tiny Habits has attracted praise for their harmonies, including by Elton John and David Crosby,[5] so far as to be hailed as "The Prodigies of Harmonies" in a New Yorker Article on the band.[6] The group has toured alongside multiple folk and indie artists.[7] They opened for Ingrid Michaelson's 2022 Christmas tour,[8] and for Gracie Abrams during the sold-out North American leg of her spring 2023 tour.[9] In November 2022, the group sang back-up vocals for Lizzy McAlpine on her Tiny Desk concert performance, a video which has over 3 million views as of March 2025.[3]
Their song "Embers" was featured in the soundtrack for the 2023 Netflix film Your Place or Mine.[10]
In April 2023, the trio released their first EP, Tiny Things.[3]
Tiny Habits headlined their first tour in June 2023, and opened for Lizzy McAlpine during the European leg of her fall 2023 tour.[3] The group headlined a second tour, "Little Bit Farther," in North America and Europe to during the spring of 2024. The tour's opening acts were Beane in North America and Shallow Alcove in Europe and the United Kingdom.[11]
Their debut album, All For Something, was released May 24, 2024.[2]
In summer 2025, Tiny Habits opened for James Taylor on a 23-date tour that included Phoenix, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Toronto, and Gilford, New Hampshire.[12] In fall 2025, they will open for Sarah McLachlan on the Canadian leg of her Fumbling Towards Ecstasy 30th Anniversary Tour.[13]
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