Dominic Mulvany

Dominic Mulvany launched his recording career in Ireland in 1981 with a double A-side single, "In the City/Your Smile is on my Mind" on the Kish label: an impressive start which resulted in extensive airplay and very positive reviews. Following this success Dominic released the single "Ibiza"on the Scoff/Vixen label in 1982, which dominated Irish airwaves for several months and led to several TV appearances. Further releases on Scoff/Vixen ensued - "I've Come to Say Goodbye", "Into Your Love Again" and "Watching the Northern Lights".
In 1990 Dominic released the album "Vagabond Moon". With a vibrant, acoustic feel, it was well-received by critics and fans, and led to several high-profile slots on well-known Irish TV programs (such as "Kenny Live" and "Nighthawks"). Dominic promoted the album extensively, performing in venues such as Dublin's internationally renowned Whelan's and Béal Bocht; he also played support slots to well-known Irish acts such as Freddie White and Mick Hanly.
During the 1990s Dominic turned his focus largely to classical piano-playing, becoming a Fellow of the Victoria College of Music, London and playing high profile piano concerts - most notably for President Mary McAleese at the Royal Irish Academy of Music's re-opening of Dagg Hall.
In September 2003, he decided to turn his attention back to his own songwriting, writing the album "Diving for Pearls". With a much more "electric" sound than Dominic's previous albums, it is now available to buy from his site, www.dominicmulvany.com .