Attila is first and foremost a musician with a long track record. Among some of his many accomplishments, his favorite and most fond memories are from the year he spent as a member of the world famous "Vienna Boys Choir", while he and his family lived in Austria.

When asked about that "special" year, a smile came to his face. "To quote Dickens, that was 'the best of times and the worst of times'. That year was rough. Because we lived on a campus, much like a boarding school, I spent a lot of time away from my family, and as a 10-year old that was pretty rough. Add to that the fact that I was surrounded by a bunch of other pre-teens, who only spoke German (and I didn't), that made things super challenging. It was really the first few days which were tough, 'till the entire campus learned that I was an excellent soccer player. From that point on, things got a bit easier, but I still had the language barrier to deal with."

MUSICIAN

With a very solid classical and jazz back ground, it would only make perfect sense that Attila found happiness in Rock 'n Roll... right? "That was a time in my life where I might have been the most happy, at least musically speaking," Domos went on to explain. "Rock 'n Roll allowed me the freedom to be myself and when I was on that stage, the world could have gone to hell in a hand basket, and it didn't matter. Life was good!"

Over the years, Attila added his own studio, under his... what else... Hun Productions, where he writes, performs, records, mixes and produces all of his own music. Does he like wearing all of those hats?

"Believe it! It's a great feeling to NOT have to compromise my ideas," said Domos. "In the past I was always at the mercy of some producer, sound engineer or band member, and if that person didn't 'get me', things were tough. Now... I can let the world hear my ideas, exactly as I intend them to be heard. Like any great artist would tell you... artistic freedom... much like life... means everything!"

As the conversation turned to why he chose music for a profession, Attila's answer was a bit surprising.

"Life is strange," he said, "I never wanted to be a musician, I just ended up being one."The 43 year old Domos was born into a family of musicians. His parents both played in the Oradea symphony orchestra, in Romania. His father (Arpad) was the principal flutist while his mother (Sara) played 2nd viola/1st chair. Attila's younger brother (Csaba) is also a very accomplished drummer who not only played in numerous bands, but also taught drum-line."No matter how much I try to get away from music, I always end up back here," said Domos. "Music is like the mistress who just won't leave. No matter what I go through, where I go, what I do... she's always here to take care of me. She allows me to express my ideas, wants, desires and deepest thoughts." You can find his thoughts and opinions much more deeply expressed in his autobiography, "Because You Shouldn't be Afraid to Chase Your Dreams". It's not only a story of surviving the crazy world that is "sex, drugs & rock 'n roll", but a story of growth, not backing down from some very serious life challenges, self examination and much... much... more!

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