Domani

Duality has always been part of Domani Harris’ reality. While growing up in the spotlight of VH1’s “T.I. & Tiny: Family Hustle,” which gave him early exposure to the world of entertainment; he found a sense of normalcy with his mother, who encouraged him to pursue every other interest he had. By high school, Domani’s parents had instilled in him a self-determination that pushed him to study everything around him as he created his own life path. Music soon became the means by which Domani processed these life lessons, finding a voice that spoke for others as well as himself. As he honed his skills, a new sense of duality entered Domani’s life, navigating between standing on his own as an artist and seeking his rightful place in the legacy of Southern lyricism, of which is father, T.I., is such an indelible part. His 2019 debut Time Will Tell cements Domani’s position as Atlanta Hip-Hop’s heir apparent, beyond any hereditary claim he might lay to the throne. Draped in both the optimism of youth and the doubts of approaching adulthood, Time Will Tell highlights a lyrical agility and creative versatility that allows Domani to make each song his own, while also delivering an impressively relatable body of work.