Hovvdy Announce New Album Big World, Share Lead Single "Try Try Try"
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Tom Breihan
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Summary
Indie rock duo Hovvdy have announced their new album Big World, following the success of their acclaimed 2024 self-titled double album. The album was recorded between Nashville and Asheville, and the duo's recent experience writing songs for other artists likely influenced the new project. The article shares the lead single "Try Try Try" and details the band's recent collaborations and career developments.
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Hovvdy started out in Austin, but Martin and Will Taylor are based in Nashville these days, and they're just starting out side careers writing songs for other people.
That experience likely impacted Big World, the new album that Hovvdy just announced.
Hovvdy recorded Big World between Nashville and Asheville.
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