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Haim Popular Song Rankings [2026]
An indie rock girls’ band consisting of four members: the three Haim sisters—Este Haim on vocals and bass, Danielle Haim on vocals and lead guitar, and Alana Haim on vocals, percussion, rhythm guitar, and keyboards—and their supporting drummer, Dash Hutton.
We’ve gathered songs by these beautiful artists from California—enjoy!
Haim Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)
ForeverHaim1rank/position
Haim is a British girls’ band formed by three sisters.
In this work, while the guitar and bass lay down a heavy beat, the overall sound is brisk and danceable.
The impression the song gives is so substantial that you might forget it’s a group composed solely of women.
FallingHaim2rank/position
A single from the debut studio album Days Are Gone, released in 2013 by the American girl group Haim.
It’s an R&B banger in which vocalist Danielle Haim speaks about matters of the heart.
The music video was filmed in the hills near Pasadena, California, and in a botanical garden.
RelationshipsHaim3rank/position
HAIM, the three-sister band beloved for their breezy California vibe and singular groove, are back.
After proving their prowess with a Grammy-nominated previous album, Women in Music Pt.
III, they’ve released a long-awaited single in March 2025.
Dropping ahead of their in-progress fourth album, the track blends folk and power-pop while exploring ambiguity and inner conflict in romance.
The music video—featuring Drew Starkey, known from the hit Netflix series Outer Banks—has also become a major talking point.
Since the album itself centers on themes of “endings” in relationships and more, this song—complete with its soothing sonic arrangements—feels like a perfect listen for March.
The WireHaim4rank/position
How about a heartbreak song that leaves you feeling both sad and uplifted? It’s a track by HAIM, a band of real-life sisters from the United States.
It was included on their 2013 album “Don’t Save Me.” The bittersweet lyrics are especially relatable for women.
It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to while taking a walk under the autumn sky.
Want You BackHaim5rank/position
A track about mending a broken relationship.
Released in 2017 by the Los Angeles pop-rock band Haim, it became a hit around the world.
It was performed on the TV show Saturday Night Live in May 2016.
Down to be wrongHaim6rank/position
The new self-liberation-themed track by HAIM, the sister trio from Los Angeles, California, spotlights Danielle’s emotive vocals over a gentle backdrop of guitar and drums.
Evoking a Shania Twain-style country-pop influence, the song explores universal themes of heartbreak and rediscovering self-worth through the band’s unique perspective.
Released in April 2025, it serves as the third single from their forthcoming album I Quit, due out in June, and features actor Logan Lerman in its music video.
The artwork, created by filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson, is also a highlight.
It’s a recommended listen for anyone moving past the pain of a breakup or seeking time to reconnect with themselves.
Everybody’s trying to figure me outHaim7rank/position
The California-born sister trio HAIM has released a new work themed around a journey of self-discovery.
Sparked by panic attacks after touring, member Danielle Haim crafted a deeply personal song.
Co-written with Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, the track gains further depth and carries a clear message about the importance of staying true to yourself without worrying about others’ eyes.
Here’s hoping for their long-awaited return to Japan at Fuji Rock 2025!