HALIFAX BASED SONGWRITER HIS HIS SHARES “CALLS ME MINE”,
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His His is the recording project of Halifax-based artist Aidan Belo, blending lo-fi folk and slacker rock into a sound that feels raw, intimate, and refined. Built on analog textures and understated performances, His His leans into restraint and clarity, delivering songs that are reflective, measured, and detail-oriented.
Today, Belo shares his first new music since last year’s ‘25 EP. “Calls Me Mine” was written “after I moved from Toronto to Halifax, leaving the city I’d lived in my entire life,” he explains. “Although no longer religious, I grew up in a very Catholic household, and that language and imagery still shape the way I write. The song uses those references to explore what we carry with us from our upbringing, even after we’ve moved on from the beliefs themselves.
“The song is about that in-between space: moving forward while still feeling shaped by where you came from. It leans on religious imagery alongside everyday details to reflect how those older frameworks don’t just disappear — they get recontextualized. There’s humour in it too, but it sits beside a kind of quiet uncertainty about identity, place, and relationships.”
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Recorded entirely to tape and cassette, “Calls Me Mine” blends indie folk and slacker rock with a warm, slightly worn-in sound. “The analogue process felt important to how the song holds together — nothing too polished, more like a document of a moment rather than a finished statement,” Belo continues. “At its core, it’s about being seen and known by someone while everything else shifts around you, and the small reassurance in hearing someone call you ‘mine’.”
Since debuting in late 2020, the project has quietly built a growing audience, amassing over 2 million streams across streaming, with support from Spotify editorial playlists, SiriusXM, CBC, and tastemaker press. Rooted in a cassette-forward, analog approach, His His emphasizes warmth, tape saturation, and subtle imperfections, resulting in a sound that is immediate, cohesive, and sonically distinct.