Tiny Habits face “the emotional aftermath of an intense breakup” on intimate new single ‘Belt Loop’

Tiny Habits have shared the sensitive new single ‘Belt Loop’, which explores “the emotional aftermath of an intense breakup” – check it out below. READ MORE: Tiny Habits find power in their awe-inspiring friendship The track is the third preview of the Boston trio’s forthcoming second album ‘Keepers’, which is set for release on August 28 via Mom+Pop Music (pre-order here). Following previous singles ‘Right In Front Of Me’ and ‘Anything He Was’, their collaboration with The 1975’s Matty Healy, ‘Belt Loop’ sees the group move towards a soulful, R&B-influenced sound. The song explores the vulnerable experience of being intimate with someone new for the first time after the end of a relationship. Check it out here: The band have said: “‘Belt Loop’ allowed us to delve into a new side of our writing and tackle some topics we haven’t previously discussed in our repertoire.” “The song grew out of the emotional aftermath of an intense breakup, revealing the strange, vulnerable experience of being with someone new for the first time after a relationship ends. “There’s a tension in that moment: trying to be present, feeling your way through something unfamiliar, and discovering parts of ...