Video number seven is probably our favorite video this month and introduces us to the awesome talent of Opāru for her song, “Ghost to Follow.” This one deserves to be played again and again, and enjoyed more and more every time. It reminds us of Burning Man.
November has been gorgeous, transitional, and… rainy. The new music being created, recorded, and released has run the gamut in emotional content, and has kept us in our feels. We’ve begun to gather some of our favorites in our “November Rain” playlist, inspired by — of course — some well-known lyrical content. Check out some…
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An utterly ravishing, dazzling tune with the purest of sounds is brought to life by Dianna’s extensively lush harmonies and splendid writing, and the song is given a cinematic scope from a profound mixture of pleasing pianos, reverberating drums and stunning strings. Listen here! https://smallmusicscene.com/2019/12/01/small-single-showcase-week-3/
….the internal person that lingers buried under insecurities and fears. Why are there so many? Why do we as human beings tolerate environments where these feelings are projected onto us?” Her influences range from Madonna, The Cure, Lykke Li, Lana Del Rey, Halsey and SOHN. To Read More CLICK THE LINK https://triplehq.com/oparu-ghost-to-follow-oparumusic/
You can now hear Opāru’s newest song Ghost To Follow on the Caltify Spotify page.
Photo by Ellie Owen. Leading single ‘Ghost To Follow’ is about living in the shadow of yourself and the hope of acceptance from someone else. Opāru expresses, “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…
Opāru is Los Angeles based songwriter, singer and actress Dianna St. Hilaire. Known for her unique and introspective sound which fuses future electro with a dark ethereal undertone, Opāru produces dream-like operatic vocals, creating a fresh depiction of modern pop culture. Her music represents our animalistic nature and is a reminder to be true to ourselves,…
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…