UNTITLED (HALO) RELEASES SELF-TITLED DEBUT ALBUM OUT NOW VIA DIRTY HIT
SHARES NEW MUSIC VIDEO FOR “HOW TO MAKE YOUR LOVE (STAY)”
PERFORMING HEADLINE SHOWS IN NY AND LA THIS MONTH
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Los Angeles’ own untitled (halo) releases their self-titled debut album via Dirty Hit. untitled (halo) includes the previously shared singles “sex,” “easy rider” and “aimee lou wood (freestyle),” along with the track “how to make your love (stay),” which arrives with a tender music video directed by the band’s own Ariana Mamnoon and Jack Dione where we see two young friends navigating loss and love. untitled (halo) is steeped in the feeling of California Melancholia; a term coined by the band to capture the subdued emotional current running beneath a place whose vastness promises exponential growth while quietly fostering emotional stasis. In their self-titled debut album, the band transposes the trembling discontent and monotonous pain of existence into something tangible and cathartic. Here, endless beauty and synthetic abundance make longing feel as permanent as the sunshine itself.
To celebrate the release of untitled (halo), the band will perform two headline shows in New York City (sold out) and Los Angeles this month. See full live dates below and purchase tickets HERE.
Longtime friends and band members Ariana Mamnoon, Jack Dione, Jay Are, and Nicholas Noneman spent years moving through LA’s DIY community, absorbing its overlapping histories before eventually finding one another. That shared history has become part of untitled (halo)’s identity, the culmination of years spent contributing to, and being shaped by, the scenes around them. Through their self-curated events, including their curation of a 40-person group art show, This Heaven Knows Bars with Obey, and their ongoing party series held in various local venues, they have created the spaces and music community they once yearned for.
Written over the course of a year in their Glassell Park studio, their debut album is about the act of construction: how memories are edited, identities are formed, and personal mythology is built from the pieces left behind. During this time, (halo) members were navigating their own heartbreak, tumultuous relationships, existential reckonings, and isolation. They were, in their words, “emotional people in need of sonic catharsis.” What began as a period of uncertainty became the impetus for making the record at all. The studio became an escape for Ari, Jack, Jay, and Nick, a place they could pour everything into sound. With each song, a page was marked, time was kept, and in some small way, they made sense of the nonsensical. But perhaps more importantly, the process was a reminder that we are truly in perpetual motion even when it feels like we have been circling the same questions since our youth.
You can hear each member working through these feelings across the record – the refusal to let go, the desire to understand, the realization that some things cannot be held onto forever.
Listen to untitled (halo) and check out “how to make your love (stay) music video above and find full album details below.
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Dirty Hit
1. aimee lou wood freestyle
2. how to make your love (stay)
3. industry talk
4. default factory settings
5. sex
6. thief
7. you’re going to jail now
8. kissimme
9. diss
10. easy rider
11. On10
Upcoming Live Dates
11/14 – New York, NY @ Baby’s All Right
11/24 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Echo (sold out)
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