Orahe Montreal, Québec
ORAHE is a Montreal based duo formed by Ronald Golec and Keven Carrière. Having an 80's background influence ranging from Depeche Mode to David Bowie to an atmospheric abstract sound comparable to Brian Eno, their influences truly resonate within the songwriting. Dreamy addictive melodies, vibrant synth lines and sometimes heavy and uplifting guitars are just a few of the duo's musical outreach. ... more
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