Cacia M. - Lead Vocals/Bass

Riley O'D - Guitar

Callon M. - Guitar/Back-up Vocals

Nathan C. - Drums

Bio (from their MYSPACE page)
Four kids from Cambridge, Ontario. The one city in the Kitchener-Waterloo Region with a music scene that has been bombarded by metal! Some of them are good, but we're looking for a change. Broadening the sound of the scene sounds intriguing, doesn't it? So, in a messy basement, there is some music being played. It's a little poppy, with a bit of punk, let's call it "pop punk!" Hopefully, someone will see this page, don't think that we're weird, and maybe book us for a couple shows.

Why We Like Them
In recent memory, I can't remember a band that is THIS good, THIS young. I think the average age of the band members is about 15 years. I first saw/heard this band at the Forbes Park Music Festival. I had a booth set-up and after listening to about 4 "average" festival acts, Credit Valley stormed the stage. They were musically tight, had great stage presence and absolutely rocked! I texted a buddy of mine and my quote was, "these kids are 15, but look like they've been in a band for 15 years!".

After talking to a few people close to the band, I came to discover that they were a set of siblings and two friends, and they had been an "official band" for 9 months. In that short span they had already complied 30 shows to their credit? 30 shows? That's a ridiculous pace for any band, but I could now understand why they already looked and sounded so "seasoned".

Their music is definately pop punk. They have listed the Ramones on their site as an influence...that is a very prevelant influence. Their sound is also slightly reminiscent of Joan Jett and/or the Runaways. I also hear a really nice NOFX sound in their song writing!

The group is high energy, fun to listen to, and fun to watch. They seem to have a really great support network around them and with their hard-work and talent, I expect/hope to see really big things for them!

Website

http://www.myspace.com/creditvalley

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