Official music video 'Paris Café' performed by the US duo 'The Division Red'. The song is taken from the album 'Chroma Compute'. The Division Red's 'Paris Café' left a lasting impression on me, thanks in part to the stunning music video that perfectly matches the song's mood.
The track itself is a blend of synth pop and commercial pop/rock, making it difficult to distinguish between the two genres. However, I think it leans more towards synth pop, making it appealing to fans of the Electrozombies scene.
The song is incredibly catchy, with a chorus that will have you singing along in no time. The electro effects in the bridge are ingenious, providing a refreshing break from the otherwise moody and melancholic tone. The Division Red has managed to create a compelling track that demands multiple listens and I wholeheartedly recommend it.
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Lyrics of 'The Division Red – Paris Café'
The hazy streets filled with laughter
The sights and the sounds as I move through the alleyways
I’ve got a feeling that I might not have even caught your name
It starts to rain and I wonder
Is this the time and the place we’ve agreed upon
In the club is was all a blur so I might have got it wrong
I’m stuck in the pouring rain
By some downtown Paris cafe
And you know i’ve been played the fool
Standing and waiting for you
I’m struck with a strange kind of notion
Is this all a dream of some fantastic love
Although my French isn’t all that good and it’s all I’m thinking of
And now it’s half past the hour
to my dismay there’s the steel blue dawn
I guess I’ll wait here just another minute until my hope is gone
Waiting for you
On a cold rainy night
Under Parisian lights
I think I just might
Dream about you
The Division Red about 'Paris Café
Inspired by the dark energy of Enigma’s “sadeness” and other late 80’s and early 90’s club sounds, Paris café is a true story about getting stood up after a night at the Disco on a rainy night in downtown Paris.
