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Pennsylvania hip-hop duo Joey Valence and Brae have launched their third album, ‘HYPERYOUTH,’ celebrating the excitement of growing up. They are currently on tour, with a performance scheduled at The Observatory in Santa Ana. The album blends nostalgic and contemporary hip-hop elements, featuring collaborations with artists like Rebecca Black. Fans are encouraged to embrace their authenticity and enjoy the vibrant live shows, which reflect the duo’s message of celebrating youth amid life’s challenges.
Santa Ana, CA – Pennsylvania hip-hop duo Joey Valence and Brae have officially launched their third album, “HYPERYOUTH,” which debuted in August. The album delivers a spirited message about the joys of life during the transformative years of growing up. As part of their promotion, the duo has scheduled a performance at The Observatory in Santa Ana on September 30 at 7 p.m., with tickets priced at $25 available for purchase at Ticketmaster.com.
The new album encapsulates themes relevant to their audience, combining elements of old-school party vibes with contemporary hip-hop influences, which also include sounds reminiscent of EDM. The title track, “HYPERYOUTH,” notably samples music from the popular animated series “Adventure Time,” showcasing their creative blend of nostalgic and modern elements. The opening track underscores the desire to retain youthful exuberance while acknowledging the challenges of growing up.
Currently on tour, Joey Valence and Brae kicked off their series of performances starting from September 24 in Portland, Oregon. The tour includes multiple stops across North America and the UK, culminating in Newcastle, UK, on November 6. The duo has previously released two albums, “PUNK TACTICS” and “NO HANDS.” Their music encourages fans to embrace authenticity and dance without the fear of being judged, fostering a vibrant and welcoming environment at live shows.
During live performances, Valence and Brae aim to create a space that counters the curated images often presented on social media. Fans are frequently seen sporting colorful outfits, echoing the fashion trends of the 1980s and 1990s hip-hop scene. The duo’s music includes cultural references that resonate with their generation, highlighting aspects like Xbox and sports icon LeBron James.
Their album “HYPERYOUTH” features collaborations with several artists, including TiaCorine, Rebecca Black, and JPEGMAFIA. One of its standout singles, “SEE U DANCE,” featuring Rebecca Black, is inspired by the iconic mid-2000s club anthem vibe. The duo believes that their growth in the music industry reflects their personal journeys and resonates with listeners navigating the complexities of growing up.
Their core message revolves around celebrating youth while addressing the nuances of maturation, encouraging fans to embrace their identities genuinely. As Joey Valence and Brae continue their tour, they invite audiences to join them in a celebration of life’s highs and lows through music and shared experiences.
While their performance in Santa Ana is just one of many, it promises to be a memorable experience, featuring music that both invigorates and encourages the freedom of self-expression. The duo’s tour aims not only to entertain but also to create a community where fans can truly be themselves.
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