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Pop / Rock 16 March, 2019

Valley Share Their Long-Distance Love Song "A Phone Call In Amsterdam"

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Valley Share Their Long-Distance Love Song "A Phone Call In Amsterdam"
New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Toronto's millennial pop band, VALLEY are excited to share their earnest new song, "A Phone Call In Amsterdam" through Universal Music. "A Phone Call In Amsterdam" explores the apprehension of expressing love and how that can be amplified by distance. The lyrics call out for reassurance and the melody responds with hopeful anticipation. A love song for long distance relationships.

Lead singer, Rob Laska explains further, "'A Phone Call in Amsterdam' very much exists on its own with texture and space. It carries a lot of emotional concept about distance and love between two people that are physically not in the same space but the melodies are very hopeful- the juxtaposition really gives it feeling and that final drop feels like fleeing. It's very much a huge definition of who we are in terms of sound, melodies and structure."

The song follows the band's release of their EP, MAYBE: Side A which was released in November of last year and is the first installment of a larger comprehensive project. MAYBE: Side A, reengaged VALLEY's existing fanbase and caught the attention of the indie music scene, garnering features with The 405, Idobi Radio and current radio play on Indie 88.

"A Phone Call In Amsterdam" celebrates the kick off of a fully sold out North American tour with pop-sensation, Lennon Stella which begins with two nights at The Danforth Music Hall March 19/20, full list of dates below.

Lennon Stella Tour
March 19 - Toronto, ON / Danforth
March 20 - Toronto, ON / Danforth
March 21 - Montreal, QC / L'Astral
March 22 - Boston, MA / Royale
March 24 - Washington, DC / U Street Music Hall
March 25 - Philadelphia, PA / TLA
March 26 - New York, NY / Irving Plaza
March 28 - Chicago, IL / Metro
March 29 - Milwaukee, WI / The Rave II
March 30 - Minneapolis, MN / Fine Line Music Café
April 1 - Denver, CO / Ogden
April 3 - Los Angeles, CA / Fonda
April 4 - Los Angeles, CA / Fonda
April 5 - San Francisco, CA / August Hall
April 7 - Portland / Wonder Ballroom
April 8 - Seattle / Neptune Theatre
April 10 - Vancouver / Vogue Theatre
April 11 - Vancouver / Vogue Theatre

VALLEY, comprised of Rob (vocals), Mike (guitar), Alex (bass), and Karah (drums), are all musically trained, multi-instrumentalists that met when a recording studio double-booked their sessions and encouraged them to try playing together. The born-and-raised Canadians seized the opportunity in disguise and began developing what would ultimately become one of the most refreshing and engaging new bands of the decade. The facets that define the generation are inexorably woven into every aspect of who Valley is and what makes them incredible. From their DIY work ethic, their bottomless optimism, their bitter sweet relationship with social media and a voracious appetite for authenticity in an often overly manufactured media landscape.






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