Huge scene in the valley man , I've helped do my part as a artist and in media to give it some shine since 1996. I think the key thing will always be creativity and unity. Once the valley finds it's sig'sound , and unites to maintain it outside of the region....ka-boom.
The closet thing to a "valley sound" was the 1990's horror-core production via- T-lo , Ro-d , Young Droop , and Lynch by default . It caught on because it captured the culture of the valley streets at the time: Dark , ruthless , mystic , almost gothic-like because of the huge shadows of the Bay and L.A. it was tucked in. Most people hate on valley cats and think of them as slow , LA/bay wannabees , but in fact , the solitude of the area as a whole forces you to read , and internalize things , so you have alot of bright and concious dudes in the valley.
I'll always root for the valley , and sac as a whole. They showed me more love than the bay when I was first puttin' out records. That will always be "Medina" for me. I really hope they can come up and get it!-lol..let me stop man.