The trio, comprising of sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim, said they have been working together before they got famous and would continue to play together, reported ContactMusic.
"People ask us all the time: 'Do you think you could do this solo.' But I don't think we've ever known anything any different. We grew up being really close and, honestly, doing everything together.
"I always wanted to play music and do something creative, and I knew that if I could, I wanted to do it with Danielle and Alana because they're the closest people in my life and we had the most fun playing music together," Este told Q magazine.
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