Muzycy:
Jean Chistopfe Groffe FR/CH - voice
Pelayo Arizzabalaga S/CH - turntables
Yosvany Quintero CU/CH - bass clarinert
Remo Schnyder CH - alto saxophone
Gilbert Trefzger EG/CH - electric guitar, 10 string lapsteel
Dominik Dolega PL/CH - bassdesmophone, lithophone, stones, aluphone, field drums, percussion, drums, idiophones

Everything is True is an album of a personal and sentimental nature, where various musical styles blend, influenced by music from different cultures, contemporary, orchestral, and electronic music.
The instrumentarium is equally diverse, combining acoustic, electronic, and even unconventional instruments such as lithophones or prototypes of string instruments like the bassdesmophon.
This fusion creates timeless-sounding pieces with exceptional
tonality. Most of the tracks on the album were recorded as duets, allowing invited musicians to explore the sounds of stones. This album brings together talented musicians from three continents and five countries, giving the music a diverse and global perspective. In one of the tracks, city sounds can be heard, as the studio was located in the old town during the carnival in Basel. These sounds are interwoven into the recording. In another track, influences of Egyptian culture can be detected, while in yet another, even Chopin's compositions are incorporated.
The tracks, 11 Memories, are intentionally untitled, aiming to evoke emotions and trigger memories, feelings, and associations. I invite listeners to participate in this journey, to return to their own past, and rediscover forgotten paths, and moments.

Album o charakterze osobistym i sentymentalnym, na którym mieszają się różne style muzyczne, pod wpływem muzyki różnych kultur, muzyki współczesnej, orkiestrowej i elektronicznej.

Projekt Dominika Dolegi skupia utalentowanych muzyków z trzech kontynentów i pięciu krajów, nadając muzyce różnorodną i globalną perspektywę. W jednym z utworów słychać odgłosy miasta, gdyż studio mieściło się na starym mieście podczas karnawału w Bazylei. Dźwięki te są wplecione w nagranie. W innym utworze można doszukać się wpływów kultury egipskiej, w jeszcze innym pojawiają się nawet kompozycje Chopina.