Hahaha
Will Paquin's debut full-length album, Hahaha, is the sound of Paquin breaking out of the bedroom. It’s loud, raw, and full of life.
Much of the album feels like a time capsule — a collection of ideas and sounds that Paquin has been quietly nurturing for years. Now, for the first time, they’ve come together in a cohesive whole, shaped by the passage of time and Paquin’s current perspective.
“This album is kind of like re-centering what I actually like and what I want to put out to the world,” he explains. Hahaha is a celebration of shared energy, of chaos, of the kind of laughter that erupts when you're fully alive in the moment. It’s a guitar-forward, psych-laced, garage-rock catharsis.
Fans of Elliott Smith, DD Dumbo, Vampire Weekend, and Elvis Costello will find much to love here.
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Hahaha
Will Paquin's debut full-length album, Hahaha, is the sound of Paquin breaking out of the bedroom. It’s loud, raw, and full of life.
Much of the album feels like a time capsule — a collection of ideas and sounds that Paquin has been quietly nurturing for years. Now, for the first time, they’ve come together in a cohesive whole, shaped by the passage of time and Paquin’s current perspective.
“This album is kind of like re-centering what I actually like and what I want to put out to the world,” he explains. Hahaha is a celebration of shared energy, of chaos, of the kind of laughter that erupts when you're fully alive in the moment. It’s a guitar-forward, psych-laced, garage-rock catharsis.
Fans of Elliott Smith, DD Dumbo, Vampire Weekend, and Elvis Costello will find much to love here.
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Will Paquin's debut full-length album, Hahaha, is the sound of Paquin breaking out of the bedroom. It’s loud, raw, and full of life.
Much of the album feels like a time capsule — a collection of ideas and sounds that Paquin has been quietly nurturing for years. Now, for the first time, they’ve come together in a cohesive whole, shaped by the passage of time and Paquin’s current perspective.
“This album is kind of like re-centering what I actually like and what I want to put out to the world,” he explains. Hahaha is a celebration of shared energy, of chaos, of the kind of laughter that erupts when you're fully alive in the moment. It’s a guitar-forward, psych-laced, garage-rock catharsis.
Fans of Elliott Smith, DD Dumbo, Vampire Weekend, and Elvis Costello will find much to love here.
