Barbara De Dominicis is an Italian, Rome-based experimental vocal and sound artist who loves to collect sounds, manipulate them, and invent textures and soundscapes. Tiny Little Thing is loosely inspired by Samuel Beckett’s 1973 short monologue, “Not I”, an intense and evocative monologue that thrusts the audience into the fragmented, rapid-fire recollections of a woman identified only as Mouth, performed in complete darkness save for a spotlight on Mouth.
Tiny Little Thing was recorded through a series of sessions held between August and September 2025. The album features five hallucinatory and suggestive pieces composed of free-associative and fragmented voices (in English and Italian), highlighting De Dominicis’ commanding, dreamy, and sensual vocal delivery, field recordings, chamber instruments, and disruptive, unstable electronic processes and manipulations, all
