Instrumental Tracks from our first 4 releases

Instrumentals

Nineteen (Instrumental)

Neo-synthpop, gospel choir harmonies, pulsing electronic beats, spacious reverb

Touch The Sky

neo-synthpop, soaring vocals, retro electronic beats, atmospheric pads, nostalgic production

Pixel Heart

Sound Aligned

Dnt u

Afterglow

Heartbeat

Playing tracks by Oceanvs Orientalis and Qualista, Midnight Magic, Sofi Tukker, Victor Norman, Moiré/Hugh Mane, Chromatics, Kalipo...

Blanket People - Earovision ( it's like da hug afta one month), Ana's Birthday 2024

No way back
We're drifting further away from home
Charging through the void alone

A still reminder as we're leaving a blackened sun
A brand new dawn is soon to come

Tonight we're defying gravity
We'll take a trip through eternity

The world we lived in
Was shattered to ash and dust
Lost in oblivion

A new beginning
A time for the brave and bold
To find a star to wish upon

As we drift higher to fate unknown
To the edge of the horizon
We're all bound to something
Just let it go
It's all or nothing

Drift Higher

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When creativity meets talent, drive, and encouragement from a valued mentor, the results can be spectacularly successful and incredibly fulfilling.

Ottawa-based ethereal alternative/electro-pop duo Paragon Cause are such a case, as their new full-length album, What We Started, is a powerfully bold statement by a band that is brimming with confidence and artistic zeal.

Coming less than a year after the release of their EP Lies Between Us, it sees the dynamic musical duo of Michelle Opthof and Jay Bonaparte reunite with producer/songwriter Sune Rose Wagner, a Danish pop music legend, best known for his band The Raveonettes. Together, over an intensive and intensely collaborative session in the fall of 2019, they composed, arranged and produced an collection of 10 exceptional new songs, that highlight the magical way Paragon Cause have evolved as artists, developing a style and sound that is imbued with emotional darkness, light and plenty of shades of grey.

The first single for the album, Lost Cause, is the perfect example of this edgy and more instinctive approach to writing, as it began with Opthof noodling around on a piano, while Wagner and Bonaparte were out of the studio. They returned and encouraged her to keep developing the unique riff into a full composition. She later added parts of lyrics that she had rolling around in her head for some time, brought a powerfully compelling melody into the mix and a potential hit was born.

“It’s a song about the end of a relationship and coming to the conclusion that the other person is a lost cause. Sune loved the song right from the beginning, and once I started working on the lyrics and melody, it just came together super fast after that. I guess I was just in a mood,” Opthof said with a chuckle.

Thematically and sonically, Paragon Cause’s form of pop music is expressive, but often of emotions and experiences that lean towards the darker, grittier and less rose-tinted version of the human experience. Opthof admits that writing is a way for her to process and expunge her darker thoughts, and express sentiments that may not always be happy, but are ones that most people can identify with – exactly the purpose of good art.

What We Started

Lost Cause

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Hello,

My name is Sirius "Tee" Rator.
I'm a Captain with the Tellus Space Coalition.

Me and my crew are on a journey through space and time, to find a new home for humanity.
I invite you to join me on my adventure.

Updates will follow.

Sirius Out

When creativity meets talent, drive, and encouragement from a valued mentor, the results can be spectacularly successful and incredibly fulfilling.

Ottawa-based ethereal alternative/electro-pop duo Paragon Cause are such a case, as their new full-length album, What We Started, is a powerfully bold statement by a band that is brimming with confidence and artistic zeal.

Coming less than a year after the release of their EP Lies Between Us, it sees the dynamic musical duo of Michelle Opthof and Jay Bonaparte reunite with producer/songwriter Sune Rose Wagner, a Danish pop music legend, best known for his band The Raveonettes. Together, over an intensive and intensely collaborative session in the fall of 2019, they composed, arranged and produced an collection of 10 exceptional new songs, that highlight the magical way Paragon Cause have evolved as artists, developing a style and sound that is imbued with emotional darkness, light and plenty of shades of grey.

Wagner had been a long-time idol of both Opthof and Bonaparte, but this time around, they were less star-struck and approached the sessions that would lead to What We Started with a heightened level of confidence and focus in their own abilities, seeing Wagner now as more of a valued senior collaborator.

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