A biography for Alana Haimhasn’t been written yet.
“I don't want there to ever go a day when the people that I love so much don't know that I love them.”
“There is really no drama. We have been playing in a band since we were, like, five.”
“I'll never let go of my 818 area code. It won't happen, ever.”
“I want to marry Drake, but if anyone could steal my spot in Drake's heart, it would be Rihanna.”
“We had a band with our parents called Rockenhaim and we only played covers and our first gig was at a deli called Canter's, which is where we shot our 'Women In Music Pt III' record cover. It was at this bar called The Kibitz Room.”
“When it comes to Judaism, the thing that really kept us together was the family aspect. It was the High Holidays, coming together as a family for an event. A meal.”
“I'm the biggest Drake fan of all time.”
“Even though everyone told me that I was uncool to be from the Valley, I loved it so much because we kind of felt like the misfits of L.A.”
“Joseph Cross is one of the most incredible actors and so is Benny Safdie.”
“I've always struggled with cystic acne. I still haven't figured out how to combat it. My skin texture is bumpy. Seeing myself on screen with it was not that bad, though. I actually love the acne. It's me, and that's who I'm going to be.”
“The first five years we just played every show we could play in L.A. All we wanted to do was play. Then finally we realized we were playing too much.”
“I'm a mouth breather - which is disgusting to say - and I snore.”
“I'm a fan of the moviemaking process in general.”
“We were an American band and no one cared about us in America.”
“I always gravitate to perfume with rose. My mom's maiden name is Rose, and the scent of my childhood was always rose. Le Sirenuse has a rose perfume, and it's so good.”
“In terms of music, I think me and my sisters have always wanted to carve our own path. Like, if we ever fail, at least we failed of our own accord.”
“We're just the biggest Coachella fans. I was in the crowd always - one of those people fighting to get to the front. It's just weird to be on the other side of that.”
“My sisters and I live and breathe the Valley. In the '80s, it got a really bad rap, with Valley girls and all that. I grew up loving it because everyone hated it, and that weirdly made me feel proud of it.”
“I'm a terrible driver.”
“I wake up in the morning and I get in my car and, like muscle memory, I just go to Danielle's house. We vacation together too. We really don't spend a lot of time apart from each other.”