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Based on the south coast of England, Dom is collaborating with Jozef Birling, working on a new album and covers of songs in a rootsy, jazz/funk style. Click here for more information.

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Recently he has also been producing singles for the rock band, Discovery: Stay Strong and Forgive Me have been released. 
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In addition, Dom has been mixing drums on Davey Anscombe's single, Ghost Town, and recording and remixing Million Pebble Beach's single, Broken Ships. Dom also produced Million Pebble Beach's debut album from 2020, The Adjacent Impossible.

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​In February 2020 Dom released his first solo album, Purify My Soul with his band, the Hugsters. Philip Wilson contributes poems, song themes, lyrics, spoken word, rapping lines or simply song introductions. Charlotte Neal contributes vocals and Zakaria Wincott, percussion and backing vocals. Tim Cheatle appears as a co-songwriter and guitarist and Keith Stratford appears on the blues harp. Since then he has released a string of successful singles.

 

Dom has performed in various bands in Portsmouth, including Zenith, Unrelinquished, Glass Candle Grenades and Infra Red in the 2000s, and Headzoom and Geek-A-Tron between 2010-2012. After a work-enforced hiatus, in 2015 Dom joined the Cardiff-based band, Hegsy and the Elements. Following some duet work with Fi Hogan in 2017, Dom then went solo, performing acoustically in the summer of 2018 at the Tolpuddle Martyrs Festival in Dorset and the Inhale the Music Fest in Cardiff, after which he turned professional as a musician. He joined The Band That’s Not A Band in the Autumn of 2018 until the spring of 2019, releasing the single, 'Brexit Blues'. Since then he has been a solo artist, occasionally performing with both Discovery and Tim and the Cheatles, as well as helping to run the After Hours Open Mic club with Annette Zakaria. Most recently he has been jamming with the old line up of Infra Red, with Alex Gegov, Luke Stutters and Jozef Birling, plus B from Desperate Beauty and the young bass players Ethan and Harry.