Yam Haus
Friday, August 2, 2024 – Minneapolis-based trio Yam Haus continue to come into their own as indie rock stars with their most introspective alternative track yet, "Color You In." This new single, which was premiered by Minnesota Public Radio's The Current, dives deep into the yearning and desire of romance. This is evident in the supporting music video premiered by Ones to Watch, where sketches of the band come to life. Fans can listen to the brand new song HERE, and watch the official video HERE.
Speaking on the new track, the band shares:
“'Color You In' is a song about attraction in all its forms. Attraction can be such a visceral experience. Whether it's romantic or platonic, it can grab hold of you. There's something so consuming about wanting to be close to someone, to make them feel whole or be made whole by their presence. To care for them, and be cared for. It's like a fire. It's so beautiful, but it can hurt us too. If we're not careful we can be burned when we get so close. 'Color You In' is a song about that feeling you have when you're being pulled in.”
As Yam Haus continue to carve their path in the music industry, the trio remain steadfast in their commitment to finding strength in raw emotion and breaking down stigmas across various difficult topics. Venturing into the remainder of 2024 and beyond, their message remains clear: vulnerability is not weakness, but rather a source of strength and connection.
Having shared the stage alongside renowned acts such as The Killers, Flaming Lips, Death Cab for Cutie, Blue October, and Bishop Briggs, Yam Haus have established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the indie alt-rock realm.
Their relentless dedication to the stage and genuine connection with audiences shine through their impressive history of over 100 shows to date, half of which had taken place just last year.
With over 22 million streams across their total catalog, Yam Haus continue to captivate audiences worldwide with their honest lyricism and authentic narratives. Their latest EP, Stupid and Famous, fueled with infectious energy and genuine resonance, cemented their reputation as a band unafraid to bare their souls through their music.
Be sure to stay tuned for more new music from Yam Haus coming soon
