I'm Dillon Haims, a singer-songwriter and bassist from Pound Ridge, New York. Music's been part of my life since I was a kid—I grew up going to School of Rock and the Lagond School of Music, and now I'm a freshman at Elon University studying production and bass with Limelight Records. 

One of the coolest parts of my musical journey has been writing songs with my mom, Nicole Haims. We've created something that blends indie, alternative, pop, and electronic sounds together. I'm influenced by everything from Billy Joel's songwriting to indie artists like Stephen Day, Couch, and the Dip. Whether it's something like "Neurotic" with its electronic edge or more introspective tracks, I use music to process whatever I'm going through—good or bad. It's the kind of music that feels right on a late night drive. 

My EP Order and Chaos is a collection of songs about relationships, the current state of things in America, and honestly just trying to make sense of life. 

Working with Pete Donnelly to produce these amazing songs, composing with my mom, and collaborating with my sister-in-law on socials, I'm just focused on making music that feels honest.