ive From Julie’s, a new EP featuring alternate reimaginings of songs from their acclaimed self-titled double album, Hovvdy, due November 22nd on Arts & Crafts.

Of the release, the Texas duo say “Sonically this is the most vulnerable we’ve ever been. When we make records, we’re always trying to craft this hyper-layered, expansive world; and as much as we love that approach, it’s easy to get lost in it. With Live at Julie’s we wanted to peel everything back— just sit down and play the songs together.”

Upon its release Hovvdy’s self-titled album was named Best New Music by Pitchfork, who called it “hushed and unassuming” and said it was “a capstone to their career so far, a scrapbook of moments of love and loss from a life well-lived.” Paste called it “brilliant,” UPROXX “some of the most understated yet no less disarming indie rock music in recent memory,” and Consequence “the most tender, thoughtful album yet, and it’s a testament to the duo’s songwriting journey over the last decade."

Hovvdy’s exploratory catalog has earned them status as a quiet favorite of rising stars – seen last year as Zach Bryan expressed admiration for Hovvdy’s album True Love and indie supergroup boygenius listed it as an inspiration for their record.