Dominé Brishawn Writes a Soulful Single “Ms. Communication”

There ain’t a song that makes a precise point and a perfect irony like “Ms. Communication”, in under two minutes. Dominé Brishawn delivers this number with braun-like clarity, which she feels is a must in relationships. “Ms. Communication” is a part of her latest eight-track album, ‘Better Luck Next Time’. The message that Dominé conveys reflects a universal struggle among couples. Often, miscommunication is a challenge that leads to emotional distance and, in some cases, separation.

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Lyrically, the song is crisp, evocative, and honest. The pun in the title makes you smirk at the playfulness of the writer. “Ms. Communication” leans into a neo-soul style, and the track begins with a wavy sound texture resembling the waters of emotions. The composition is intimate, rising from a feeling of personal experience. It’s a simple and subtly crafted piece. Dominé’s voice anchors the track within the depths of the truth and among the very few words. The softness in her disappointment, honesty in the need to express, and acceptance with humour make “Ms. Communication” a confessional musical endeavour.

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Born in Oakland to Nigerian roots, Dominé Brishawn found her voice in a church choir. Her gift carried her to Oakland School for the Arts, where she helped shape the acclaimed a cappella group Vocal Rush. Later, at Fisk University, she led ensembles, toured with choirs, and joined the legendary Fisk Jubilee Singers, earning a Grammy for Celebrating Fisk. Now stepping fully into her own spotlight, Dominé crafts soulful music rich with harmonies, storytelling, and songs meant to heal. Follow her on Instagram and listen to “Ms. Communication”, now streaming on all major music platforms.