Valley - "A Phone Call In Amsterdam" (Live) | All Eyes On

Valley is shaping up to be a new generation's favorite indie pop band. The Toronto-based group of friends creates music that perfectly balances sentimental nostalgia and the lightheartedness of modern-day indie pop. It can be heard and felt in full in the band's major-label debut album Maybe, which deals with the cycle of anxiety and self-reflection inherent in a generation and timeframe that feels like it is moving a mile a minute through a wall of digital noise.

We had the pleasure to showcase Valley at our latest All Eyes On showcase. Performing a stirring rendition of their standout single "A Phone Call In Amsterdam," Valley shows us first-hand the promise of this rapidly rising indie-pop act.

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