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ADEMA: 'Giving In' Song Featured In New AT&T / CINGULAR Commercial

February 17, 2007

The ADEMA track "Giving In", from the band's self-titled 2001 debut, is being featured for the next eight months in an advertising campaign from AT&T / Cingular Wireless. According to the band, the commercial "features the intro of the song, with a squadron of fighter jets soaring off in the distance (with the jet streams ending up as 'bars' of wireless signal...!)"

As previously reported, ADEMA has posted audio samples of three new demo tracks — "Human Nature", "Out Alive" and "Los Angeles" — at the band's official MySpace page.

ADEMA last year announced the addition of vocalist Bobby Reeves of the Los Angeles-based band LEVEL to the group's ranks. Reeves joined ADEMA as the replacement for Luke Caraccioli, who left the band in October 2005 — only six months after the release of their first album ("Planets") without the contributions of singer Marky Chavez (half-brother of KORN's Jonathan Davis).

ADEMA 2007 is:

Bobby Reeves - Vocals
Tim Fluckey - Guitars
Ed Faris - Guitars
Dave DeRoo - Bass
Kris Kohls - Drums

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