Dom Smith is an Editor at Soundsphere magazine. He specializes in sports, particularly competitive and professional sports, as well as arts and entertainment, including music. His work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including Yahoo Movies Canada, Yahoo News UK, and the Evening Standard.
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Dom Smith's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly football (soccer), with a specific focus on London-based teams such as Crystal Palace, Arsenal, Brentford, and Fulham. His articles often cover events and announcements related to these teams.
Given his focus on event coverage and announcements in the world of sports, Dom may be most responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming matches or events involving the aforementioned London-based football clubs. Additionally, offering access to players or coaches for interviews ahead of significant games might also pique his interest.
Since he covers local London teams extensively, providing unique angles or stories related to these clubs could enhance the chances of successfully reaching out to him.
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By: Dom Smith
So, was this a good World Cup?
By: Dom Smith
Argentinian forward never quite found his feet at Stamford Bridge and leaves after just one season
By: Dom Smith
Cody Carpenter is speaking to me from Tokyo, where he’s been based for the last few years. He’s just re‑listened to Cathedral, the thunderous, synth‑driven metal album he’s created with his father John Carpenter and long‑time collaborator Daniel Davies, to accompany their new graphic novel of the same name.
By: Dom Smith
Blues to follow Morgan Rogers arrival with another move for proven Premier League talent
Forward has been linked with a move away from Chelsea after record signing
By: Dom Smith
In the cramped attic bedrooms and DIY venues of Hull, it’s easy to believe that anger is the only currency that matters. For years, Bizarre Fae – the artistic alter-ego of (now) Glasgow-based (by way of Hull) artist Andromeda, embodied that rage completely. The songs were serrated and unflinching, born from trauma, political fury
By: Dom Smith
Blues set to add versatile defender to their ranks
By: Dom Smith
Tottenham and Liverpool have also been linked with Blues winger this summer
If you grow up in the UK wanting to be an artist, you’re still (often) fed the same script: If you’re serious about working in the creative industries, you move south. You move to London. That’s where the money is. That’s where the “real” scene is.
By: Dom Smith
Lucy, bassist for London-via-York riot-grrl band BitchCraft comments on their inspirations, relationship and much more!
