HAIM announce their fourth record ‘I quit’ and share catchy track ‘Down to be wrong’

HAIM have shared the exciting news of their brand new album, coming on 20th June. The new record, entitled ‘I quit’ is the trio’s fourth release via Polydor. The announcement of the album comes alongside the release of a new single, ‘Down to be wrong’ -  previously teased by the siblings on social media. 

The new track is the third offering from the forthcoming album, following previous hits, ‘Relationships’ and ‘Everybody’s trying to figure me out’. ‘Down to be wrong’ is a defiant reminder of self preservation - with an earworm chorus that gets right under your skin. “Don’t need you to understand, don’t know if you can,” is the track’s parting message, and perhaps a tease of what’s yet to come on the unheard tracks. 

The three-piece have garnered great success over the last ten years or so, most notably on their last record ‘Women in Music Part III’ which included popular hits such as ‘The Steps’, ‘Gasoline’, and ‘3am’. 

The new album - which will contain a whopping 15 tracks - was produced by Danielle Haim and Rostam Batmanglij. You can listen to the brand new single below.