There’s something amazing about So Below. She has a chill vibe like Valentina but more on the sultry side, less on the sad side.
With the sultriness in mind, “Far” is like Class Actress’s “More Than You.”
Tag: Valentina
“GIRLS” by Rainer
“GIRLS” is a track by Rainer – a “future pop” project by London’s Rebekah Raa and Casually Here.
Rebekah Raa’s voice is much like that of the pre-emminent PBR&B singers George Maple and BANKS but where the PBR&B musicians focus on heavy bass beats, Rainer focus on the sound in the range of drumsticks on the metal rims of drums, muted bass beats, and cosmic loops, a bit like “Gabriel” by Valentina but with softer, breathy Say Lou Lou vocals.
“Feel” by Dead Times for Stella McCartney Autumn-Winter 2013-2014
Dead Times is a Los Angeles-based electro, “alternative R&B” group. However, I discovered them while I was in Bristol because they were connected to a Valentina track via SoundCloud.
To add even more international connections, their track “Feel” was featured in the Vogue Paris video of Stella McCartney’s 2013-2014 autumn-winter collection.
I got chills and literally was at my desk with my mouth hanging open. This video and also the Free People ad featuring Freja Beha and a depressing Mal Blum song are two examples of the amazing intersection of music and fashion. This and all the fun I had putting together a playlist for Work It, Berk seriously made me lock down my decision to finally pursue DJing fashion shows.
EVERYTHING CONVERGES:
“Fixed” by George Maple
Just like Valentina’s “Wolves,” “Fixed” by George Maple is pure sex.
Her soulful voice matched with deep bass thuds – it’s so easy to see why Flume chose her for “Bring You Down.”
“Wolves” by Valentina
I’ll keep this short: This song (“Wolves”) is sex, and Valentina is a sultry songstress.