Dominique Mary Davis Experiences A "Dangerous Man" In New Video
Singer/songwriter Dominique Mary Davis is here to shake things up a lil. For a number of years, the Detroit singer has been on the grind creating great music, and taking stages around the country, leaving unforgettable impressions every time. While her catalogue is growing, her big break came in the form of her 2021 single, "Dangerous Man", and everyone started to pay attention. The track was featured on her 2021 EP "ROOTED", and showcased an artist who was made to stand out. Still reeling off of the single's success, she followed up with the music video.
Directed by Amar Media, Dominique Mary Davis shares her experience with a dangerous man. While he can take care of her needs and has all the necessary features to hold her attention, but he's not hers to keep. The reality of her dream man is that they share a toxic love, she's lonely for the most part, and she's just one of the many Women who can have him. Her dilemma weighs heavily on her mind, she wants better than this temporary love, but she doesn't want to give him up. Dominique speaks for the many Women who have similar experiences, and it's heartbreaking when the reality kicks in that they'll never have that man all to themselves. It's a dangerous love, but Dominique wants to keep it going.
Dominique Mary Davis is a Detroit-based indie artist who believes in not following trends, and goes where she is celebrated. Her talent has been compared to some of the best in the game, and she is always finding ways to take it to the next level. She released her debut single, "Never Stop" in 2019, and has been creating ever since. She released her debut project, "Elements" in 2020, and has collaborated with the likes of DJ Dacel, Ethan Marc, Larell, Boi Uno, and many others. You can find out more about her on her soon-to-be launched website at dominiquemarydavismusic.com.
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