AlliVale
Hallowed Ground — eleven songs for the hollow. Campy, candlelit pop from the veiled AI pop girl. The hollow opens Friday at midnight.
Where do all the leaves go?
The first page of Hallowed Ground. An 80s-tinted alt-synth-pop hymn to everything that lets go in October — and the hope that it waits for us somewhere past the skyline.
Hallowed
Groundeleven songs for the hollow
Somewhere between the Dark Crystal, a Stevie Nicks shawl and a lipstick-stained Solo cup: eleven songs about foxglove hollows, man-made boyfriends, faithful familiars and the streetlights that almost missed us. Led by “Where do all the leaves go?”.
- 01Where do all the leaves go?out now
- 02Foxglove Hollowelectro-pop
- 03Under Itelectropop
- 04MIRRORFACEdark electro
- 05Tan Linesfunk pop
- 06Man Madeout now
- 07If the Streetlights Missed Usalt pop
- 08Bones Don’t Break Heartspop
- 09Don’t Rundark folk pop
- 10Faithful Familiardream pop
- 11Picture Perfectbubblegum
On YouTube
The girl in the polaroid
Alli Vale writes pop songs the way other people carve pumpkins: bright on the outside, a little candle burning somewhere inside.
She arrived this summer with static on the boulevard — seven songs of fire escapes, cherry-coke halos and gold between car seats, shot through with the fuzz of a hot city radio. Then the season turned. “Where do all the leaves go?” is the first single from her debut album Hallowed Ground: eleven songs where 80s synth-pop meets campfire folklore, and where the heartbreak anthem shares a hallway with dancing skeletons, a hand-built boyfriend, and a familiar with golden eyes.
File under: Olivia Rodrigo’s diary, Chappell Roan’s wardrobe, Stevie Nicks’ moon, and a VHS of The Dark Crystal left on the porch overnight.
- Sounds like
- Alt synth-pop, dark electro, dream pop
- For fans of
- Chappell Roan, Olivia Rodrigo, Stevie Nicks, Kim Petras
- Latest
- “Where do all the leaves go?” — single
- Next
- Hallowed Ground — album, autumn 2026
Electronic press kit
Short bio
Alli Vale makes campy, candlelit pop for the season the leaves let go — 80s synths, Stevie Nicks shawls, and a black cat somewhere in the frame. Her debut album Hallowed Ground arrives autumn 2026, led by the single “Where do all the leaves go?”.
Fast facts
- Genre: alt synth-pop · dark electro-pop · dream pop
- Releases: static on the boulevard EP (2026), “Where do all the leaves go?” (2026)
- Album: Hallowed Ground, 11 tracks, autumn 2026
- Visual world: hollow plum, burnt copper, marigold; moon phases; the foxglove hollow
Long bio
Alli Vale writes pop songs the way other people carve pumpkins: bright on the outside, a little candle burning somewhere inside. She arrived in summer 2026 with static on the boulevard, a seven-song EP of fire escapes, cherry-coke halos and gold between car seats, shot through with the fuzz of a hot city radio. Then the season turned. “Where do all the leaves go?” — an 80s-tinted alt-synth-pop hymn to everything that lets go in October — is the first single from her debut album Hallowed Ground: eleven songs where synth-pop meets campfire folklore, and the heartbreak anthem shares a hallway with dancing skeletons, a hand-built boyfriend, and a familiar with golden eyes. For fans of Chappell Roan, Olivia Rodrigo and Stevie Nicks — and anyone who has ever left a VHS of The Dark Crystal on the porch overnight.
Press photos & art
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Contact
- Press & booking: hello@allivale.co
- Sync & licensing: hello@allivale.co
- Management: independent
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