Before he ever set foot in a studio, Val was already writing—scribbling down thoughts late at night, translating tangled feelings into melody. For this rising singer-songwriter, music wasn’t a career move—it was survival. A lifeline. A mirror.
“I started writing songs before I realized I was even songwriting,” he says. “It was just how I processed the world—how I made sense of love, hurt, and everything in between.”
Val’s music doesn’t just tell stories—it bleeds them. Each track is a page from a journal he never meant to publish, packed with themes of obsession, heartbreak, vulnerability, and growth. His lyrics invite you in—then hand you the emotional weight he’s been carrying.
Take It Was You, a standout track inspired by a relationship that felt like home and hurricane all at once. “It was about someone who made me feel safe, but also made me question things I thought I knew about love,” he says. “Writing it was intense—it showed me how beauty and chaos can exist in the same breath.”
That emotional intensity isn’t just a creative choice—it’s the core of who Val is. He’s honest to a fault, and while that honesty can be terrifying, it’s also what draws listeners in. “Being this open with my music isn’t easy. But I’ve learned that the scariest songs to write are often the ones people need the most.”
His audience agrees. Val’s following is growing steadily—not just because of his talent, but because his songs sound like truth. His work resonates with fans who crave depth, those who gravitate toward artists like Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, and Lana Del Rey. Artists who don’t just write hits—they write human.
Looking ahead, Val envisions a full-length album, meaningful collaborations, and live shows that let his music breathe on stage. But no matter how big the spotlight gets, his focus stays personal.
“I want my songs to feel like your story too. If you’ve ever felt heartbreak, confusion, love, or just lost in your own head—I want you to hear yourself in my music.”
Val isn’t here to play a part—he’s here to feel it all. And he’s inviting you to feel it with him.