Tiny Habits’ Coffee and Thrift Tour Adventure
Some of the most memorable musical connections are forged in the most unexpected places. For the trio Tiny Habits, their journey began not in a polished studio, but in the intimate acoustics of a dorm building stairwell at Berklee College of Music in Boston. It was there, amidst the quiet hum of the architecture, that their journey into harmonious sound began, setting a foundation built on shared voices and perfect, natural rhythm.
From those humble beginnings, the group has evolved into a force captivating global audiences with creatively arranged and expertly executed three-part harmonies. Their music defies simple categorization, blending elements that shift and flow—a genre that manages to be both deeply soulful and wonderfully eclectic. They happily describe their sound as something far broader than traditional folk-pop; they embrace a unique mix of folk-r&b-disco-acoustic-habit-pop, proving that the most beautiful music often lives in the intersections of unexpected styles.
The heart of Tiny Habits’ sound lies in their commitment to vocal harmony. For the trio, the inspiration for their singing is not just the notes they create, but the deep connection drawn from each other. This collaborative energy is amplified by the wisdom of musical legends, drawing inspiration from the classic harmonies of Crosby Stills and Nash, the powerful vocal arrangements of Destiny’s Child, and the timeless genius of ABBA.
Their creative process is as rich as their sound. Songs often emerge organically, sometimes starting from a collective vision before entering the studio. They love the process of taking these nascent ideas and refining them, allowing the band and producers to transform them into something breathtaking. The resulting music is always a feast for the senses, built on the foundation of layered, vibrant sound.
The journey has seen them step onto some incredibly significant stages. They have been recognized and supported by organizations like the Salt Lick Incubator, which provided crucial funding and community connections that helped launch their career. They have also shared historic moments, performing at prestigious events like the Newport Folk Fest, cementing their place within the wider music community.
Their visibility has grown exponentially through high-profile collaborations, touring alongside titans of the industry such as James Taylor, Sarah McLachlan, Gracie Abrams, and Noah Kahan. These experiences have only deepened their understanding of live performance, turning each gig into a profound moment of shared magic.
As the group prepares for their extensive fall tour, they are bringing their full instrumental band to the road, underscoring how essential their musical structure is to the sound. While the road can present challenges, the experience has taught them invaluable lessons about patience and resilience. They view the touring life not as a struggle, but as an adventure—a summer camp where the journey, filled with laughter and beautiful energy, is entirely worth the bumpy bus sleeps.
When not on the road, Tiny Habits finds joy in exploring cool cities, connecting with their crew, and indulging in simple pleasures like coffee and thrifting. They understand the importance of balance, knowing that time apart and personal hobbies are crucial for avoiding burnout. And when asked what they would vote for as President of the United States, the group’s unanimous answer points to a wise, level-headed choice: the elephant.
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