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Dominic Luciano is a pop rock solo artist and pianist who was born in Paradise, California, but currently resides in Medford, Oregon.

History

Dominic Luciano, now 15, was born on October 24th, 1992 in Paradise, California, and not long after his birth he was diagnosed with cerebral palsy[1]. This, however, was the primary start of his musical career because he soon learned to play the piano as a form of physical therapy. He has since played for 13 years, and has had two CD releases, and another one coming soon. Aside from these releases, he was named Best High School Jazz Pianist in Oregon in 2006, among other awards and accomplishments. He has also composed a complete Jazz Ensemble score, entitled "You're My Silver Star" for North Medford High School in the late part of 2007 which was later performed in the early part of 2008.

2005-Present

Dominic officially started recording his music in 2005. In 2006, he unofficially released an instrumental compilation entitled "Demos 2006". He also recorded a CD in 2007 entitled "Demos 2007", but this compilation was never released in any form. In 2008, he released an EP entitled "Opposite of Normal" on which he debuted his first ever song featuring vocals. He also has another EP entitled "The Last Weekend" which is slated for release in late December of 2008.
Aside from his own solo career, he is also part of the Medford, Oregon Pop Rock group "Furthermore"[2], which in August of 2008 they had a Top 40 ranked song on the OurStage online music charts in the Indie category[3]. The song was entitled "Terminal", and was written by Dominic Luciano. He has also recorded an EP with "Furthermore" enititled "Throw Up and Speed Read", and they are currently in the works of recording their first studio album entitled "Falling Out".

Neurofibromatosis

In April of 2005, Dominic was diagnosed with Neurofibromatosis Type 2[4][5][6]. He has since had two brain surgeries, as well as a third one that occurred before he was diagnosed. It is said that the majority of the lyrics he writes are about his struggle with NF2, and that most of his music tells short stories relating to his life.

Discography

Albums

  • Demos 2006 (2006, Self-Released (Unofficial Release))
  • Demos 2007 (2007, (Unreleased))

Singles and EPs

  • Opposite of Normal (2008, Rogue Recording)
  • The Last Weekend (2008, Rogue Recording)
  • One Last Dance (2009, Rogue Recording)

Other appearances

  • Throw Up And Speed Read (2008, F-more Productions)

Official MySpace

Official Furthermore MySpace

Official MySpace Fan Club

Official SoundClick Page

Official OurStage Page

Official Furthermore OurStage

Mail Tribune - Rogue Valley Street Rods presents the Southern Oregon Rod & Custom Show - February 16, 2007

Local Events - May 16, 2006

Sparrow Clubs

D&S Harley Davidson - Bikers Have Heart

References