Domenique Dumont is the pseudonymous project of Latvian musician and producer Arturs Liepins, often collaborating with vocalist Anete Stuce. Emerging from the vibrant Riga music scene, Dumont’s work first garnered attention with the release of "Comme Ça" in 2015 on Antinote, a Parisian label known for its eclectic and forward-thinking roster. Domenique Dumont’s sound is characterized by a unique blend of airy synth-pop, sun-drenched Balearic rhythms, and understated electronic experimentation, creating a dreamy, escapist sonic world that evokes the feeling of distant shores and idyllic summer days.

The duo followed up their debut with "Miniatures de Auto Rhythm" in 2018, an album praised for its warm, nostalgic textures, playful melodies, and subtle nods to French pop, dub, and ambient music. Their compositions feature gentle electronic beats, floating vocals, and lush synth layers, often blurring the line between organic instrumentation and digital soundscapes. Dumont’s music has found fans both on the dance floor and among lovers of contemplative, experimental pop, earning recognition for its originality and refined sense of atmosphere.

In 2022, Domenique Dumont released "People On Sunday," a soundtrack to the 1930 silent film of the same name. This project demonstrated a more cinematic approach, blending intricate instrumental work with the signature Dumont hazy ambiance, further solidifying their reputation as innovative and boundary-pushing artists. Known for enigmatic live performances and minimal media presence, Domenique Dumont continues to cultivate an aura of mystery and timelessness, inviting listeners into their playful, sun-soaked musical universe.