Written By: Big C How many unforgettable moments disappear because we're waiting for the right time? Valley wrestles with that question on someday, a reflective indie-pop single that encourages listeners to stop treating happiness like a future appointment. Wrapped in warm melodies and heartfelt songwriting, the track examines the habit of saving life's best experiences for another day, only to realize those imagined occasions rarely arrive. Instead of chasing a distant finis

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Vanessa Heins Some relationships feel like swiping a card and waiting for something to drop. Valley taps into that uncomfortable reality with Vending Machine. The track embraces nostalgic alt-pop textures while questioning the expectations people place on one another. Rob Laska, Alex Dimauro, and Karah James lean into playful melodies, a bright hook, and infectious energy without losing sight of the emotional tension underneath the surface. The

Written By: Big C Five years after its release, Valley’s debut album MAYBE has been reimagined as a special anniversary edition....

Written By: Big C Toronto-based alternative-pop band Valley is back with their emotionally charged single, Let It Rain . This track is...

Written By: Big C The alternative-pop trio Valley has released their latest single, Bass Player’s Brother, an infectious, drum-driven...

The way Bad Child creates his music has a way of bringing an alternative view of looking at the world. Understanding the use of multiple...

You'll get a sweet tooth with this latest Bad Child. Canadian singer-songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist releases a...