Zooming between the intimate and the infinite, sophomore album by Hayden Dunham is a powerful testament to music’s ability to cross timelines, physical thresholds and lifespans, while dancing between this physical world and the one beyond.
One-off single by friend of the label Ryan Story is a wistful pop tune about the many ways that memories linger. Built around the line “I only miss you sometimes,” the song captures the many small moments that bring someone back when we least expect it. Watch the visualizer HERE.
“Makeover” was first recorded in 2016 as a collaboration between Hayden and Sophie following their time together as QT. It's only ever been available via YouTube rips of performance footage. This is the first available studio version of the song.
Latest Hyd single opens with a stuttering production bed and a spoken word refrain, all of which bleed seamlessly into a glacial chorus. Watch the video by Azsa West HERE.
Hyd (aka Hayden Dunham) drops new track “Angel,” the first from their upcoming album. Produced by Hudson Mohawke, the song positions a loved one posthumously as a guardian angel, introducing a question that reverberates throughout the rest of the album: how do we experience the dead in new forms? Watch the video HERE and buy the vinyl HERE.