Dominique's remarkable journey in humanitarianism and music began at the tender age of seven, when she used her talents to give a series of highly acclaimed concerts to aid famine relief, earning recognition from esteemed institutions such as the London, New York, and Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestras, among others, through official proclamations and heartfelt letters.
As a seasoned performer and university graduate, Dominique's multifaceted passions for music, acting, singing, writing, and directing have led to a plethora of accolades, prestigious events, numerous stage productions, and television appearances, solidifying her reputation as a talented and versatile artist.
Dominique's love for combining entertainment and philanthropy has also been reflected in her exquisite luxury handmade gemstone jewelry collection, which has been showcased on the red carpet, further emphasizing her commitment to using her platform for good.
As a proud Haitian American, Dominique's diverse upbringing and rich cultural heritage have instilled in her a unique eclecticism, which is evident in her original orchestral scores, soulful melodies, and eclectic sound, all of which are deeply rooted in her classical music foundation.
In addition to her musical endeavors, Dominique has also ventured into the world of film, writing the song "Let My Life" for the movie "Bright Ones," in which she also plays the role of Mrs. Sinclair, showcasing her remarkable range as a singer, songwriter, and actress.
