Consequence of Sound has just released Doe Paoro’s imaginative interpretation of the Feist song “How Come You Never Go There” accompanied by a performance video. The track features a tastefully minimalist arrangement that beautifully highlights Paoro’s powerful vulnerable vocal delivery. Paoro, who NOISEY wrote, “spins a kind of magic with …
With the release of Doe Paoro’s Anti- debut album After, which the Huffington Post called “a refreshing standout in the indie-pop genre” and wrote,“ having drawn comparisons in the past to James Blake, Adele, and Lykke Li, Paoro contributes an earthy, minimalist sound that is simultaneously nostalgic and contemporary,” the …
Doe Paoro is premiering another new song from her highly anticipated album After which arrives this September 25th on Anti-. The track, streaming courtesy of Flaunt Magazine, is entitled “Hypotheticals” and inventively merges elements of gospel and electronica to highlight Paoro’s powerful and evocative voice. You can listen to Doe …
Doe Paoro has released a new video for her haunting song “The Wind” which is premiering via Under The Radar. The track was inspired by the isolation of being in New York during Hurricane Sandy. It was produced by Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon and layered over a hypnotic beat via …
Doe Paoro’s anticipated new album After is now premiering courtesy of Vice’s NOISEY. In the weeks leading up to the record’s release, the successive release of individual tracks have created a palpable buzz. Huffington Post wrote of her song “The Wind”, produced by Just Vernon (Bon Iver) “Paoro's oft-enlightening music …
Doe Paoro’s recent single “Nostalgia,” co-written with Peter Morén of Peter Bjorn & John, delivers a propulsive beat-centric rumination on the idea of memory. The site The Line of Best Fit recently compared the track to Kurt Vonnegut’s time merging masterwork Slaughterhouse-Five. The track has now gotten an imaginative reinterpretation …