Valley View Records is the creation of David Hampton, a musician and recording engineer in Ashland, Oregon. Valley View specializes in recording and producing high-quality music on a shoestring budget.
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The Love and the Mystery
The Love and the Mystery is Justin Gordon's latest record and the first that includes his backing band The Wrecking Ball. In this album Justin delves into a fuller, more electric sound backed by tight harmonies, but still stays true to the themes that powered him as a solo performer. Like his previous albums, the record includes crude yet character-laden tracks and interludes recorded by Justin in motel rooms from Oregon to Guatemala. Only now there is more rock in his roots-rock blend, and a healthy selection of live studio-quality recordings encapsulating the energy and soul of Justin Gordon's new sound. Written after the end of long roads and a long relationship, Justin Gordon's newest offering could be called a "journey of heartbreak".
Self-titled Debut
On a whim, with a 30 day turnaround, and on a budget that could be scrounged in between the couch cushions, Ashland's newest band, The Maybe Sometimes, have assembled a stellar new album with rich harmonies, superb string work, and authentic woody themes that take you on a trip down recollection roads to the place you want to be.
Live at The Stillwater - Ashland, Oregon
Sage Meadows has been called "Oregon's Emmylou Harris" by the Ashland Free Press. Her luxurious, soothing voice, instrumental skills, and brilliant, one of a kind songwriting have made her a barroom staple, indispensable band member and front woman. She has played everywhere from Forks of Salmon to the main stage of the Siskiyou Golden Fair with acts as diverse as the Southern Oregon University Chamber Choir, Little Thom and The New Autonomous Folksingers.