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Halima
Halima formed in 2010 around sisters Anya and Lena Thomas in New York City. Their debut single "Ford Cardinal" gained attention for its ethereal sound and...
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Halima formed in 2010 around sisters Anya and Lena Thomas in New York City. Their debut single "Ford Cardinal" gained attention for its ethereal sound and cryptic lyrics, which became something of a calling card for the band. They followed it with albums like 2012's "The Hourglass," 2015's "Nocturne," and 2018's "Ethereal," moving from folk toward darker electronic textures.
Anya handles lead vocals and lyrics while Lena creates atmospheric instrumentals, with Ethan James on drums and Sophia Khan on bass. In 2016, Halima faced a plagiarism lawsuit over the melody of "Nocturne," which was settled out of court. The band's lyrics often draw both praise for their complexity and criticism for being deliberately obscure.
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