Tiny Habits Release New Album Keepers and Detail Tracklist

Tiny Habits have released their latest album, Keepers, a 12-track project that marks the trio's most expansive work to date. Formed in Boston, the group consisting of Cinya Khan, Maya Rae, and Judah Mayowa has transitioned from their traditional stripped-back folk roots into a broader sonic palette. The new record incorporates indie-pop elements in the single "Right in Front of Me," while "Anything He Was" features an earthy tone and "Belt Loop" introduces a sultrier R&B-leaning edge. Despite these stylistic shifts, the band maintains their signature three-part harmonies throughout the release, coloring outside the lines of their previous acoustic-focused sound.

The creation of Keepers took place across a variety of unconventional locations and professional spaces. The trio recorded material in living rooms, a farm in upstate New York, and even a shower at a hockey arena. They eventually completed the album at home, working in an environment surrounded by each other and their closest friends. Lyrically, the project reckons with the growing pains of a career in music alongside personal themes of love and friendship. The band describes the record as a reflection of their individual growth and their evolution as bandmates who now view themselves as a family unit.

Tiny Habits will bring the new material to live audiences this fall on "The Keepers Tour." The concert series is scheduled to begin on November 11th in Dallas, marking a new chapter for the group as they move into larger venues. This follows a trend of rising acts announcing major runs, such as the 2026 A Little Vengeance North American Tour. Fans can access a full track-by-track breakdown of the 12 songs through Consequence, where the band details the specific experiences they faced separately and together during the writing process.