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For those unfamiliar with VALLEY, how did you all meet?
This is kind of a broken record but the most important of our is the way we met. We met very organically. Alex and I (Rob Laska) went to high school together and one day we decided to book some recording time in a studio and we all got double-booked by the engineer. So, we all showed up serendipitously and decided to start a band after hearing each other’s music. I think that’s pretty precious.
Since your first EP in 2015 to VALLEY’s sound has shifted with each release. Did the band’s growth feel like an organic evolution?
It definitely felt natural. It’s really just a result of us finding new music and making new friends or admiring a new style of writing. It happened very naturally and it’s cool too because our listener’s tastes have changed too and it has been really well received. It’s very just like a subconscious. We all sort of learned how to write and produce together so we have that same overarching cue to sound. I definitely don’t think it’s intentional, though. There are like moments in songs like the ‘1999’ bridge where we wanted it to sound like an Alanis Morisette song, which was intentionally nostalgic. But, for the most part, it all
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I usually pick a song or artist I'm vibing to at any given time, and use Spotify's radio function for that song/artist. It's helped me discover new artists, as well as rediscover old songs I'd forgotten about. Otherwise their generated playlists based on different moods or their "daylist" are good go-to's.
Sometimes I'm feeling R&B, sometimes movie/show/video game soundtracks, sometimes showtunes, sometimes pop, sometimes rock. My yearly Wrapped Top 100 is always a hodge podge of different genres. Admittedly I try to avoid certain genres and playlists during the daytime because "sleep" synth, video game, and classical playlists play endlessly for 6-10 hours at night.
This early morning was a mix of Nordic themed battle music from games like Witcher, Janthir Wilds, Skyrim, and God of War. Right now I've got "Angel of Mine" radio going. When I go to the gym later and leave music for the dogs, it'll probably be a chill artist radio like The Midnight, Amy Winehouse, or SZA radio. Then some Legend of Zelda covers/remix playlists to round out the night before my usual sleep playlists. I make the absolute most of my family plan 💰, Spotify never gets a rest with me.
Do any other Spotify users use the daylist it generates? If so, what's the most out