Janet LaValley

Janet LaValley is an alternative rock singer from Boston, Massachusetts. She is most famous for being the lead singer of local alternative rock band Tribe, which was active between 1985 and 1994.
LaValley was acclaimed by local critics and was voted Best Female Vocalist three years in a row by The Boston Phoenix.
After Tribe disbanded in 1994, LaValley went solo (with backing musicians Norm Demoura and Perry L. James), signed up to Columbia Records and went to work on her solo album, entitled "Extraordinary Popular Delusions (and the Madness of Crowds), containing twelve tracks, and produced by herself, Norm Demoura, and Dae Bennett. Columbia Records dropped her before the album was completed and as of May 2013, it has not been released. In May 2008, on the message board of the Tribe fan site, LaValley posted, saying that she was planning to release some of the songs from the album online on the fan site for free, and that there may even be the possibility of a CD release. Four songs were posted. Three were tracks from what would have been her solo album, while one was new.

• Janet LaValley - Lead vocals, rhythm guitar
• Norm Demoura - Lead guitar, keyboards, bass, ambient sounds
• Perry L. James - Drums

with Tribe

• Tribe (EP) (1987)
• Here at the Home (1990)
• Abort (1991)
• Sleeper (1993)

Solo

• Extraordinary Popular Delusions (and the Madness of Crowds) (unreleased)