Tiny Habits, a Boston folk-pop trio, announces a new album titled “Keepers” and releases the lead single “Anything He Was,” featuring Matty Healy of The 1975. The new track comes after Healy and Tiny Habits collaborated last year, when footage surfaced of Healy covering James Taylor’s “Carolina In My Mind” together with the group. Multiple outlets report that their earlier collaboration points to Healy’s involvement in the creation of “Anything He Was.”
Stereogum and NME both frame “Anything He Was” as the first single from “Keepers.” The releases describe the song as a new collaboration between Tiny Habits and Healy, following their connection through the James Taylor cover. Beyond the collaboration details and the announcement of the album, the provided reports focus primarily on the timing and release of the single rather than expanding on release dates, track listings, or production credits. The reports present the collaboration and album news as the central new information for fans.
