New York’s Dominick Raffaele found his voice through healing. Music became his therapy when he needed it most, leading him to create songs that cross genre boundaries. Growing up on soul legends like Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin, then falling in love with Sinatra and Elvis, Dominick developed a sound that refuses to stay in one lane. Taking cues from Christina Aguilera’s blend of soul and pop, he lets each song tell its own emotional story. For Dominick, music isn’t just about performing – it’s about connecting and healing, both for himself and his listeners.
Dominick Raffaele’s “Completely” draws you in from the first moments with those gentle piano keys setting up this beautifully introspective mood. What really stands out here is Dominick’s voice – there’s something special about how he delivers each line with this soft, emotional touch that just grabs you.
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The song definitely has the Harry Styles “Sign of the Times” feel to it, especially in how it builds and flows. When the choir-like backing vocals come in, they add this extra layer of warmth that makes everything feel more intimate and soothing.
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The track takes an interesting turn when those lo-fi beats enter the mix. It’s a nice touch that adds some gentle movement without breaking the song’s dreamy atmosphere. But honestly, it’s Dominick’s vocal control that steals the show here. The way he handles those pitch changes so effortlessly while keeping all the emotion intact – that’s the real magic.
They’ve kept the production stripped back, letting every word and melody hit harder. It’s the kind of track that sits with you, each line feeling like a direct connection to those complicated feelings we all know but sometimes can’t put into words.
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