Tiny Habits

Tiny Habits

Tiny Habits is a Boston-based American pop group active since 2022. The trio consists of Cinya Khan, Maya Rae and Judah Mayowa, who are Berklee College of Music alumni. Khan, Rae and Mayowa meet as students at Berklee in spring 2021, while living in the same dorm during the COVID-19 pandemic, and begin performing covers in one another’s rooms before posting videos online. After several clips gain attention on TikTok and Instagram, they formally form the group in January 2022.

Releases

The group’s first EP, Tiny Things, is released in April 2023. Their debut studio album, All For Something, follows in 2024.

Sound and recognition

Tiny Habits are associated with folk-pop, indie pop, indie folk, folk and indie rock. They receive attention for their vocal harmonies, with praise from Elton John and David Crosby, and are described by The New Yorker as “The Prodigies of Harmonies”.

Live work and collaborations

The band tours with folk and indie acts and supports Ingrid Michaelson on her 2022 Christmas tour and Gracie Abrams on the North American leg of her 2023 tour. They also provide backup vocals for Lizzy McAlpine’s Tiny Desk concert performance in November 2022. Their song “Embers” appears on the soundtrack of the 2023 Netflix film Your Place or Mine.

Tiny Habits headline their first tour in June 2023, then support Noah Kahan on the European and UK legs of his 2023 Stick Season Tour. They later headline the Little Bit Farther tour in North America and Europe in spring 2024, with Beane opening in North America and Shallow Alcove in Europe and the UK. In January 2024, they support Gracie Abrams on the Australian leg of her Good Riddance Tour. In fall 2024, they open for Vance Joy on the North American leg of his Dream Your Life Away anniversary tour, then tour with Lake Street Dive and finish the year with a sold-out Australian headline tour. They also perform at Noah Kahan’s Out of the Blue festival in January 2026. In summer 2025, they support James Taylor on a 43-date tour across cities including Phoenix, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Toronto and Gilford, New Hampshire. In fall 2025, they support Sarah McLachlan on the Canadian leg of her Fumbling Towards Ecstasy 30th Anniversary Tour.