HAIM, the American rock band composed of sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim, recently performed a Tiny Desk (home) concert from their separate residences in Los Angeles during self-quarantine. Known for their versatile musical abilities, the sisters grew up in a musical family and formed HAIM in 2007 after brief stints in other projects. The group gained recognition with their debut album, "Days Are Gone," which topped charts worldwide.

During the concert, HAIM delivered a captivating performance of their song "Summer Girl" with a breezy sax melody that encapsulated the California state of mind. The sisters showcased their talents on various instruments, highlighting their musical prowess and tight harmonies. Their discography includes albums like "Days Are Gone," "Something to Tell You," and "Women in Music Pt. III," with the latter receiving Grammy nominations.

HAIM's success in the music industry is attributed to their energetic performances, catchy melodies, and meaningful lyrics. Their recent Tiny Desk concert demonstrated their ability to connect with audiences even from the confines of their homes, showcasing their enduring appeal and musical talent.