Drawing inspiration from the golden age of Y2K indie-pop, HABI blends infectious melodies with a gritty edge. Combining playful acoustic guitar with powerful, emotionally charged vocals, the artist channels influences such as Hayley Williams, Fefe Dobson, and Beabadoobee to create a sound that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern.

Their latest single, ‘SOMEONE TO BLAME,’ dives deep into the lasting impact of personal struggles and heartbreak. Driven by moody basslines, punchy percussion, and raw lyricism, the track explores themes of blame, reflection, and emotional growth. Balancing vulnerability with defiance, HABI crafts an alt-pop anthem that captures the tension between sadness and anger in a way that feels deeply relatable.

With ‘SOMEONE TO BLAME,’ HABI invites listeners back to the emotional intensity of adolescence—the late-night overthinking, the heartbreak, and the search for answers—while showcasing the distinctive songwriting and authenticity that are quickly setting them apart as an artist to watch.