Hand Habits announces new EP with opening track "4th of july"
Hand Habits is back with news of their forthcoming dirt EP, and has unveiled the opening track "4th of july" as the lead single.
"4th of july" marks the first outing of 2021 from Hand Habits, real name Meg Duffy, following their appearance on Ryan Hemsworth's Quarter-Life Crisis song "Comfortable" in November 2020.
Duffy says of the new single, ""4th of july" feels like trying again, rolling around in the wreckage of the past and finding new ways out of the maze of memory. For the video, I went to V [Haddad, director] and Adam [Gundersheimer, cinematographer] and said I wanted to 'just dig a hole' and they turned that idea into a cinematic version of what it looks like to try and get to the bottom of a feeling."
dirt will be Hand Habits' first collection of tracks since 2019's placeholder album, and was co-produced by Duffy, Sasami Ashworth and Kyle Thomas (King Tuff).
The three-track EP will also include a Katie Dey remix of placeholder song "what's the use", as well as a cover of Neil Young's "i believe in you".
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