Just in, a feature in Beehive Candy Oparu’s debut song Remember Me. http://www.beehivecandy.com/2016/11/triple-treasure-satellite-mode-taylor.html?m=1 Background – Oparu is the musical endeavor of Los Angeles based songwriter, singer and actress Dianna St. Hilaire. Oparu’s music can be described as future electro with a dark ethereal undertone. Combined with dream-like operatic vocals, Oparu’s work creates a unique depiction…
I am seriously blown away by the amount of love today. Thank you Ouvido Alternativo for reviewing Oparu’S debut song Remember Me! http://ouvidoalternativo.blogspot.pt/ Electro-pop com melodias obscuras e uma voz que nos transporta para um certo universo clássico, é a proposta de Oparu. Cantora e compositora americana de seu nome Dianna St. Hilaire, apresenta-nos no…
Oparu just got a review with Coming Up Magazine. You can read here or go to the full page following the link below. ‘Remember Me’ is a combination of dream-like operatic vocals, haunting pop electro and dark ethereal melodies. Pure animalistic expression of expansive neoteric sounds, with a dark twist. Oparu is the musical…
Oparu just got a review on Eat This Music. You can view the full article below. http://eatthismusic.com/video/remember-me-oparu/ Oparu’s new single ‘Remember Me’, is an animalistic expression of expansive neoteric sounds, with a dark twist she has curated through the use of her many talents within the music sector. On the creation of her music, Oparu…
Impose Premiered the new track Remember Me today! Here is a quick taste of what they said and the link to read the full story below. In “Remember Me”, St. Hilaire and Josh Stevens have created a song that speaks to the listener, almost one on one. The lyrics and music are both emotional and…
Have any of you played in other bands? Yes I have “Black Room Doom”. I created “Versailles” back in 2001. I now have a more recent project about to launch in 2016 called “Oparu”. How is it that you started playing music? I started playing as a little girl. I was mainly interested in singing…
Review of Oparu’s first Demo song Love Me on The Intestinal Fortitude, no longer previewable on interweb. The Intestinal Fortitude The AndroidVirus slipped this under my electronic door a month or two ago, and with the amount of materials I have to review, this unfortunately disappeared somewhere amongst the Bones. But I remembered he had…