Her Story
The short version
Marlowe Vale writes songs in the hour when the house finally goes quiet. Recorded mostly at night in a converted garage outside the city, "Low Tide Radio" pairs brushed drums and tape-warped synths with a voice that sounds like it's confessing something it already made peace with.
"I never planned to write quiet songs. I just noticed nobody else was writing them."
Vale spent the early years playing open mics and church basements before landing a residency at a downtown listening room, where a stripped-down version of "Static and Streetlight" started circulating as a bootleg before it ever had a proper release. Two years and forty shows later, the songs finally caught up to the room.
Now touring behind the new EP, Vale is looking for rooms that care more about the quiet parts than the loud ones.
