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regime(Gabriel Adams) is a multi-genre, songwriter and artist from the northern capital of Belarus. He is a former member of the creative association GOTT. He released his first album in 2022. He continues to work on new musical projects.

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In 1990, with promises of a record deal, guitarists Adam Ross and Alan DeLeon, along with bass player Kenny Palyola and drummer Paul Bawa recorded two songs at Adrian Ledesma’s recording studio in Houston, Texas. These two songs would later become “Greeted by Confusion” and “Amnesty Plea.” The record deal never happened, but the recording of these two songs set things into motion. In 1991, not quite a year later, Adam, Alan, and Paul with the addition of new bass player Christian Dina returned to Adrian’s studio to record two more songs that would eventually become “Illusions of You” and “Sorrow’s Victim.” Four songs were almost complete. The only thing left to record was the vocals. Enter: David Bonilla. Originally, another local singer was going to record the vocals as a favor to the band, but backed out at the last minute. The studio time was already booked, and the band was determined to complete the recordings, so after a series of phone calls, David Bonilla agreed to sing on the tracks. David was already in another band at the time, but just a few minutes into the session, it was decided by everyone involved that David would become a permanent member of this band. He went on to record the vocals on all four songs. The four song demo (and the band) was complete. David brought with him a voice as well as a band name that fit the band perfectly. “Regime” was born. The four songs became the 1991 Regime demo. It was pressed into 1,000 cassettes. It was distributed at several A&R conventions and ultimately ended up all over the world. One of the songs eventually turned up on a German compilation release titled "UNDERDOGS - Best of U.S. Metal Underground." Regime played several shows in the Houston area. The first was in July 1991 opening for an established Houston Metal Band. Regime received rave reviews from local critics, music fans and musicians. They continued playing around the Houston area, including landing a spot as the opening act for Shrapnel Records recording artists Vicious Rumors. In September 1991 Alan DeLeon left the band. Regime continued moving forward with Adam Ross as the sole guitar player, writing new music, and playing locally until their last show in December of 1991. Where are they now? (In alphabetical order): Paul Bawa plays in several different Austin-based bands. David Bonilla is also still active, singing in various Austin-based bands under a stage name. Alan DeLeon is currently recording a solo instrumental CD. Christian Dina passed away in 2004. Adam Ross is no longer an active musician. Regime’s unofficial 6th member, Adrian Ledesma, is still recording and producing local bands at his studio in Houston Texas. Today, Regime still has fans in Germany, Greece, Italy, Sweden, Romania, South Korea, Chile, Brazil, and the USA. They were a short-lived local band, but made a big noise. Regime’s legacy continues worldwide over 20 years later.

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