“You’re not just spectators of the show—you are the show.” That’s how Joey Valence & Brae describe their live sets, and it says a lot about who they are: chaotic, unfiltered, and completely DIY from the ground up. Their music radiates raw energy, humor, and a deep love for original songwriting.
What began as bedroom experiments has gradually evolved into something much bigger, without losing its homemade ethos. On their latest album, HYPERYOUTH, the duo expands their signature mix of rap, punk, and electronica with more danceable and melodic elements. The album combines the energy of club hits with more personal themes of adolescence and the search for identity. Among the most notable tracks are “WASSUP” with JPEGMAFIA and “See U Dance” with Rebecca Black, proving that HYPERYOUTH is moving the duo into a new, more mature era.
Live, they promise mayhem: the stage becomes a playground and the crowd becomes part of the action. They don’t pretend to be anything they’re not, just two friends having the time of their lives and inviting you to join them.