The 22-year-old Lithuanian pianist, who demonstrates both an excellent technique and eclectic stylistic taste, shows real promise as a future jazz star. Domas cites Jacky Terrasson, McCoy Tyner, Bob James, Gerald Clayton, Eric Reed, Orrin Evans, Keith Jarrett and Billy Childs as his biggest influences.

His journey began with lessons from Lithuanian jazz veterans Oleg Molokojedov and Tomas Kutavičius, followed by Vytautas Labutis, who recognized Domas’s talent and included him in his own groups. By the time he turned 18, Domas had already collaborated with the majority of professionals in the Lithuanian jazz scene. While making extensive international connections, in 2018 Domas ended up at the Jazz Workshop summer program at Berklee College of Music with Terri Lyne Carrington and Rick DiMuzio, and eventually was awarded a full scholarship towards his undergraduate studies.

His debut album “Infinite Itinerant”, released in February 2019, showcased his original music, composed and arranged during his teenage years, some tunes dating back to 2015. Along with an abundant team of Lithuanian musicians, including Jonas Drema, Vytautas Labutis, Mindaugas Vadoklis, Liutauras Janušaitis, Eugenijus Kanevičius and others, the album features guest performances from Braxton Cook, Orphée Noah & Will Mallard.

​Since then he has toured and performed with artists such as Jacques Schwarz-Bart, Naledi Masilo, Isaiah Collier, Eric Williams, Riga Gospel Choir, Daiva Starinskaitė, Dennis Pashkevich, Leonardas Pilkauskas, Karolina Mint and others.

Domas is currently based in Boston, MA where he is pursuing a Professional Music degree at Berklee College of Music.