VALLEY consists of Rob Laska on vocals, Michael (Mickey) Brandolino on guitar, Alex Dimauro on bass and Karah James on drums and vocals © 2021
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Written with Charli Adams and Nightly’s Jonathan Capeci, the up-close-and-personal track offers a dreamy escape into the past: It’s a chance to don our finest pair of rose-colored glasses and bask in “a simpler time” free from modern distractions, where hanging out with our friends meant we were fully present with one another we didn’t have any emails or tweets, text messages or notifications to get in our way.īut we did have music, television, and movies – and where they referenced The Office in last year’s music, this year gets a Friends mention. “Like 1999” continues to embody many of these qualities as VALLEY once again shed all pretense to deliver a song that is as fun and relatable as it is poignant and affecting. Released Mavia Universal Music Canada, “Like 1999” is the tender first single of 2021 by VALLEY, and their follow-up to last summer’s dynamic EP sucks to see you doing better – previously hailed by Atwood as “a dynamically colorful, confident, and tight collection of sonically buoyant, lyrically unapologetic material.” Like 1999 – VALLEY We talk all of the time But it still feels like I’m just a voice on the line, so If you wanna come over, watch Friends and then get high Use my phone as a coaster, we’ll travel back in time Lights on the ceiling, we’re more than a feeling If you wanna come over, act like it’s 1999
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A buoyant pop anthem full of emotion and fun, clever references, “ Like 1999” taps a sentimental vein as the JUNO nominated Toronto band capture longing and intimacy – turning the clock back and, for two and a half minutes, inviting us to soak up like in the ’90s. We’ve always had somewhat of an obsession with nostalgia.įrom Friends and 10 Things I Hate About You to Y2K, old Pontiacs, and a cellphone-less, dial-up Internet existence, VALLEY’s first single of 2021 has us dwelling in heartfelt pools of ’90s nostalgia.
Woke up, it’s 2021 I wanna get texts, but I never wanna text back Fuck man, I’m 2020 done Another paycheck and I blew it, but I’m still sad VALLEY’s Michael Brandolino and Rob Laska dive into the band’s new pop anthem “Like 1999,” discussing ’90s nostalgia & revival, blending the happy with the sad, and the benefits of living like it’s 1999.
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