Aaron Paris
Canadian songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist
About Aaron Paris
Aaron Paris was a record producer, music arranger, songwriter, musician, cellist and violinist.
Aaron Paryce Cheung, better known by his stage name Aaron Paris, is a Canadian songwriter, record producer, and string instrumentalist, best known for his contributions to Ariana Grande album Eternal Sunshine and assorted DJ Khaled, Kehlani, and Sean Leon projects.
Career Early life During childhood, Cheung began listening to the classical rock music his dad played for him. In high school, he immersed himself into hip hop groups, jazz bands, and classical music, later joining the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra as a violinist. He grew up in Toronto with fellow producers Jack Rochon and Akeel Henry.
Music Industry
In 2022, Cheung appeared on "Borders", a song from artist Luna Li's instrumental EP Jams 2. He also formed 'Strings From Paris', a Toronto string collective that hopes to break down barriers between classical musicians and contemporary music.
In November 2024, he released project Lotusland. It was recorded over two days in Toronto's St. Andrew's Church with a full orchestra.
Discography
Studio albums Lotusland (2024)
Selected songwriting & production credits
Selected strings (violin, viola, cello, bass, guitar) credits
Awards and nominations Year Ceremony Award ResultRef 2024 Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Breakthrough Songwriter Award 2025 Juno Awards of 2025 Jack Richardson Producer of the Year Award
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Canadian songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist
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Aaron Paris was a record producer, music arranger, songwriter, musician, cellist and violinist.
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