“The Valediction” concludes Frozen Coco’s two-and-a-half year active online existence. Following their album release in summer 2013, the group started to disintegrate with slackening interest from the band members. Yavin, being the only active member of the group at the time, consulted an old collaborator, Mari Smith, to sing on the last track. In a career that spanned 30 months, the group released seven singles, an EP, and a full-length album, forming a catalogue of 21 songs. They spread out to new reaches in the process, with the creation of music videos, and advancement in both composition style and musical instrumentation. This single is officially the last Frozen Coco release.

Mari Smith: vocal
Diyath Yavin: piano

• SoundCloud
• Bandcamp
• YouTube (lyric video)

cocolover76 wrote:

I still think of me in a freezer when I see these topics…

It's too bad this is going to be the last time I think of me in a freezer

shiguy101 wrote:

cocolover76 wrote:

I still think of me in a freezer when I see these topics…

It's too bad this is going to be the last time I think of me in a freezer

Why will this be the last?

DIY wrote:

“The Valediction” concludes Frozen Coco’s two-and-a-half year active online existence. Following their album release in summer 2013, the group started to disintegrate with slackening interest from the band members.

ilovesupermario wrote:

shiguy101 wrote:

cocolover76 wrote:

I still think of me in a freezer when I see these topics…

It's too bad this is going to be the last time I think of me in a freezer

Why will this be the last?

DIY wrote:

“The Valediction” concludes Frozen Coco’s two-and-a-half year active online existence. Following their album release in summer 2013, the group started to disintegrate with slackening interest from the band members.

NeilWest wrote:

ooohh noooo


I guess I could steal members for a recently planned synth pop band of mine! >:3

jji7skyline wrote:

Why do the vocals switch from slightly left panned to centred to back to left panned?

Cool song though, nice way to end Frozen Coco's career

DIY wrote:

The vocal track was submitted like that, and I didn't mono it as it didn't bother me that much, to be honest. The vocal recording was rushed (it was submitted on the day of release) and sounds slightly out-of-breath at places, so I didn't mind leaving the track pretty much as raw as it was. It also sort of reflects the disinterest in the band now, I suppose. Glad you liked it.