Hazey

Recorded during the sessions for Glass Animals' debut album Zaba, with Dave Bayley developing much of the material through late-night production sessions before completing it with the band at Wolf Tone Studios in London. Bayley wrote and produced the track, with Glass Animals and engineers Joseph Hartwell Jones and Matt Wiggins contributing to the album sessions. Released as a single in October 2014, the track extended the momentum of Zaba and highlighted the band's layered, rhythm-focused production. Its video gained attention for featuring the Solitary Crew performing the contortion-based street-dance style known as bone-breaking. The track remains a prominent selection from Glass Animals' debut era and an early example of Dave Bayley's distinctive sample-built production. Its choreography-driven video became one of the band's most recognisable early visual works.