ARTIST · POP / ROCK

Haim

Walking bass, side-eye chemistry, and festival-ready hooks—family band dynamics as rhythmic superpower.

Pop rock
Soft rock

Updated 27 October 2026

Biography

Danielle Haim's guitar pocket, Este's animated bass, and Alana's keys-percussion glue turn blood harmony into groove science.

Days Are Gone bridged yacht-rock sheen with modern indie percussion for playlists craving melodic confidence.

Later albums stretch synths and production ambition without losing the live-room snap that defines them.

High-bitrate streams keep snare crack, backing vocal air, and Rhodes tremolo intact on polished masters.

The three Haim sisters grew up in the San Fernando Valley and learned their craft in a family cover band, playing with their parents as teenagers. Este plays bass, Danielle sings lead and plays guitar and drums, and Alana plays guitar and keyboards. Their sound, a blend of 1970s soft rock, R&B, and modern pop, was first heard on a run of early EPs before Days Are Gone (2013), with Falling, Forever, and The Wire.

Something to Tell You (2017) followed, and Women in Music Pt. III (2020) earned a Grammy nomination for Album of the Year. Director Paul Thomas Anderson, a friend and frequent collaborator, filmed several of their videos and cast Alana in his 2021 film Licorice Pizza.

Interesting facts about Haim

01 American pop rock band from Los Angeles formed in 2007, featuring sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim.
02 Days Are Gone (2013) brought international attention with singles such as The Wire.
03 Women in Music Pt. III (2020) received Grammy nominations including Album of the Year.
04 Paul Thomas Anderson directed several Haim videos.
05 Alana Haim starred in the film Licorice Pizza (2021).