Hovvdy Releases New Music Video for “Try Try Try”

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Hovvdy, the musical duo comprising Will Taylor and Charlie Martin, is set to release their sixth album, “Big World,” on August 14, marking a departure from their previous work. After receiving critical acclaim for their 2024 self-titled double album, which earned them a Best New Album award from Pitchfork, the duo decided to take a different approach with their upcoming release. While their previous album was known for its emotional depth and vulnerability, “Big World” is characterized by its brevity and enigmatic nature.

According to Martin, the duo wanted to offer fans a more concise and exhilarating musical experience with this album. The lead single, “Try Try Try,” serves as a taste of what listeners can expect from the rest of the record. Produced by their long-time collaborator Ben Littlejohn, “Big World” was recorded in Nashville and Asheville during the fall of 2025. Taylor and Martin approached the recording process differently this time, opting to bring in only instrumentals rather than fully fleshed-out demos. This allowed them to craft the songs in real-time, resulting in a more immediate and sonically engaging sound that keeps the emotional core of the music slightly elusive.

Reflecting on their creative process, Taylor highlighted the seamless collaboration between him and Martin, emphasizing their ability to communicate through music without the need for words. This musical synergy has been a driving force behind Hovvdy’s success and continues to inspire them as they explore new musical territories.

In the coming months, Hovvdy will be joining Bleachers and Wilco on tour before embarking on their own headlining North American tour in the fall. Fans can also pre-order “Big World” to get a glimpse of what the duo has in store. The album features a tracklist that includes songs like “Life So Wide,” “Try Try Try,” and “Wannabe (Radio Queen),” showcasing the range of emotions and themes that Hovvdy is known for.

With their unique blend of introspective lyrics and dreamy melodies, Hovvdy invites listeners into a world of introspection and vulnerability. As they gear up for the release of “Big World” and their upcoming tour, the duo remains committed to creating music that resonates with audiences on a deep and emotional level.

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