Album Notes

Comparisons have ranged from John Mellencamp to Crowded House, but the songs of this indie artist offer so much more; namely, a window on the soul – one man’s pursuit of peace, truth and meaning – what some have called a bare-all spiritual journey punctuated with soaring vocals and surprising, vulnerable lyrics. Comforting and healing to the spirit are words used often to describe his music.

This self-titled debut features a transparent collection of tunes infused with hope and dreams. From upbeat cuts like I Love Your Name, Weapon of Praise and As For Me and My House, to rangy rock tunes like Hill Called Calvary and Faithful, this compilation will surprise and delight, whether you share a Judeo-Christian worldview or not.

Sabbath Song was written from the haunts of a Sikh guest house near the Taj Mahal in northern India. Also check out Break Forth Into Singing, a simple poetic ballad that connects with our deep need for love and acceptance, as well as Love Found You, with its haunting Indian-Celtic riffs and melt-away chorus, and the tongue-in-cheek Jesus People—a kid's song written for children at a hotel for homeless families in White Plains, NY.

Dom is a troubadour who has traveled widely, playing and singingthroughout the U.S., India, Taiwan and Israel, as well as varied venues from the Bowery Mission to The Yale Club in Manhattan. He has played and shared at coffee houses, clubs, retreats, and open-air concerts in Washington Square and Tompkins Square Parks in New York City, as well as the Lillenas Music and Drama Conference in Kansas City.

He can be spotted at many venues in the northern suburbs of New York City, including various restaurants and cafes. He also leads the music on Sundays at Westchester Chapel, in White Plains, NY.