Chad Valley

After taking his bedroom recordings to another level with a complete band in Jonquil, Oxford-based Hugo Manuel returned to recording like a solo artist beneath the name Chad Valley. Jonquil authorized to Dovecote Information in the us and, around once, Manuel leaked a small number of dreamy, Ibiza and R&B-inspired electro-pop demos to the net. A flock of sites (including Vice, Pitchfork, and Guardian) presented Chad Valley’s “Along” and “Acker Bilk” in the summertime of 2010. Manuel continuing to try out with Jonquil, and debuted his self-titled Chad Valley EP later on that 12 months. In 2011, another EP, Equatorial Ultravox, premiered, followed a 12 months later on by his recording debut Young Food cravings, which featured more information on indie A-List collaborators including Twin Darkness, Glasser, Totally Tremendous Extinct Dinosaurs, and Dynamic Kid. Valley’s follow-up work, the greater introspective Entirely New Blue, found its way to October 2015.