Dominique by AchtungDan new music video
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Dominique by AchtungDan new music videoThis is the new video for the song Dominique. It was the first song to feature the contraband. Hope you like it , the idea is to write 100 songs This was song #9 The first with a drummer and bassist. I have some lyrics for it but none that are ready so we have released it as an instrumental. Any feedback and input gratefully received. The journey is about learning growing and creating. Hit subscribe to join the journey.
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