Opāru, aka Dianna St. Hilaire, who borrowed her name from the Japanese term for the opal birthstone, explains the song, “You are so strong and wise and powerful but you live in the shadow of who you really are so that people around you will accept you. You’re so afraid that if you break through…
See Opāru’s latest review for new Video Ghost To Follow! Originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, St. Hilaire started to write and perform music at a very young age in choir and musicals. Self-taught, her first instrument was the piano and she worked tirelessly at the craft of reading and writing music. When St. Hilaire was…
Opāru just had a great interview with Amnplify and you can read it right here. https://amnplify.com.au/portfolio-items/interview-with-oparu/?portfolioCats=12711
Next weekend if you’re heading to the Coachella Film Festival listen for Opāru’s track The Deep End in the film This May Take A While Movie by Francis Gonzalez and Michelle Dos Santos! I also do a little acting in there as well 😜😊🍾
Read more about it here!
“Oparu’s first interview with Indiebean” See the full interview at the link! http://www.indiebean.co.uk/articles/2016/11/24/ttmpn5b7okmt5k358la83vxbxg3r3d Tell us about how you started making music? I have always had an attraction to music. When I was around 2 I was already singing. By the time I was 6 or so I started to write music. Music is what holds…
I just did a great interview with Original Rock. If you would like to check it out you can see the full article on their homepage! https://originalrock.net/ We managed to catch up with Oparu as she talked about her latest single, working with Kim Fowley, new music and more! So how has your debut single…