Weval

Weval is a Dutch electronic music duo consisting of Harm Coolen and Merijn Scholte Albers. With their unique blend of atmospheric soundscapes, infectious beats, and haunting melodies, they have managed to captivate audiences worldwide since their inception in 2013.

Harm and Merijn met while studying at the ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in the Netherlands. They quickly discovered a shared passion for music production and began collaborating on various projects. In 2013, they officially formed Weval and released their debut EP titled "Half Age." This release garnered critical acclaim and put them on the map as one of the most promising acts in electronic music.

Weval's musical style can be described as a fusion of electronic, indie, and ambient genres. Their tracks often feature intricate layers of synths, ethereal vocals, and pulsating rhythms that create a dreamlike atmosphere. Drawing inspiration from diverse sources such as classical music, jazz, and even film scores, Weval manages to create a distinct sonic landscape that is both introspective and danceable.

Throughout their career, Weval has released several highly acclaimed albums and EPs. Their self-titled debut album "Weval," released in 2016 via Kompakt Records, received widespread praise for its innovative sound design and emotional depth. Tracks like "I Don't Need It" and "You're Mine" became instant favorites among fans and critics alike.

In 2019, Weval released their sophomore album "The Weight," further solidifying their reputation as masters of atmospheric electronica. The album showcased their growth as artists with tracks like "Heaven Listen" and "False State of Mind" exemplifying their ability to seamlessly blend melancholic melodies with infectious grooves.

Weval's accomplishments extend beyond studio releases; they are also known for delivering captivating live performances.