Dominyka Mauliute Interview: Hazy Guitar Constellations and Philosophical Echoes in Conversation

Dominyka Mauliute moves through music with the quiet confidence of someone who’s already rewritten her own script. From becoming the first woman to graduate from her region’s academic jazz guitar department to sculpting self-produced indie pop that drifts somewhere between cosmic introspection and lo-fi intimacy, she’s refused to be boxed in by tradition. In this interview, she speaks candidly about shedding perfectionism, finding liberation in imperfection, and letting philosophy creep into her lyrics. We talk Mazzy Star tribute shows that reshaped her voice, songs born in airport security queues, and the thrill of building an EP entirely on her own terms. If you’re drawn to artists who treat music as both diary and existential inquiry, this one will stay with you. You’ve moved from being the first woman to graduate from your region’s academic jazz guitar department to crafting hazy indie pop on your own terms. When did you first feel that pull towards a sound that wasn’t polished in the traditional jazz sense? Ever since I was a kid, I’ve listened to various genres of music: alternative, psychedelic, rock, country, as well as jazz. I remember that as a kid I used to sing Beatles, Everly Brothers, Marilyn Monroe […]

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