Tiny Habits have released their sensitive new single 'Belt Loop', which delves into the emotional complexities of navigating intimacy after a significant breakup.

The track, part of their forthcoming second album 'Keepers' set for release on August 28 via Mom+Pop Music, marks a shift towards a more soulful, R&B-influenced sound.

Collaborating with The 1975's Matty Healy, the song captures the vulnerability of reconnecting with someone new post-relationship, highlighting themes of tension, self-discovery, and emotional growth.

The band describes the track as a departure from their previous work, allowing them to explore new lyrical territories while maintaining their signature honesty.

'Belt Loop' follows earlier singles 'Right In Front Of Me' and 'Anything He Was', and is accompanied by a video showcasing the band's introspective journey.

The trio, comprising Cinya Khan, Judah Mayowa, and Maya Rae, crafted 'Keepers' during sessions in Los Angeles and New York, with production by Benjamin Millman and others.

This album follows their 2024 debut 'All For Something', which gained traction through their harmony-led cover performances at Berklee College of Music.The band's upcoming tour includes appearances at festivals like All Things Go and a North American headline tour starting in Dallas.Their music continues to reflect the depth of their friendship and creative evolution.