Anna Domino

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Anna Domino (nee Anna Virginia Taylor Delory) is a Tokyo-born indie rock artist who has released several recordings under that moniker. Notable performers Domino has collaborated with Blaine Reininger and Virginia Astley. She also played with one-hit wonders, including Mania D and Tar.

It has been reported that her new surname is a reference to the Domino Sugar Company.

Background

Domino was born an army brat in Tokyo, Japan to an artistically-inclined family. Her father, James J. Taylor, was in the United States Army before he became a videographer in Washington, D.C.; her mother, Mimi Cazort, is curator emerita for National Gallery of Canada. Her brother, Alan Taylor, is a well-known film director.

Being part of a military family, Domino has lived in various places around the world — Ann Arbor, Michigan, Florence, Italy and Ottawa, Canada. She eventually settled in New York, where she became a fashion designer. She later met Michel Delory — guitarist for Bel Canto, Univers Zéro to form the folk rock, alternative outfit, Snakefarm.

External links

[Anna Domino biography] at LTM records

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