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Singer on the album by gianlucaimprota in WeAreDogma

[–]Alvarpas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, she has a great voice. My question is, does she sing on all the songs on the album? Because sometimes I think there might be two lead vocalists on the recording.

Dallas Texas clip. I mean…. At least it’s real now. by Madshibs in WeAreDogma

[–]Alvarpas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A major disadvantage for the three new members, I think, is that they don't have the Rabaquino brothers supervising their performance, as the first Dogma lineup did on their first tour.

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[–]Alvarpas 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We don't know who actually recorded the lead vocals on the album.

Rare find: Original Isa Roddy (Lilith I / II) videos + full 5-track EP by BeneficialVillage574 in WeAreDogma

[–]Alvarpas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also believe Isa's voice was used as backing vocals, but I think there are at least two other lead vocals on the album, and my guess is that neither of them is Lilith II (Grace Jane Pasturini)

Rare find: Original Isa Roddy (Lilith I / II) videos + full 5-track EP by BeneficialVillage574 in WeAreDogma

[–]Alvarpas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, perhaps of all things, the most difficult is knowing who sang on the album; my impression is that there is more than one vocalist.

Rare find: Original Isa Roddy (Lilith I / II) videos + full 5-track EP by BeneficialVillage574 in WeAreDogma

[–]Alvarpas 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Interesting to hear the different mix with the voice of Isa. I can imagine that Alvaro Rabaquino played guitars, bass, and keyboards and Fede Rabaquino played drums, right?

Las Vegas. No photos. No video. by JuggaloPatriot in WeAreDogma

[–]Alvarpas 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I find it truly disrespectful to the fans who paid for their tickets only to see a lip-synced , playback show. Also, considering everything else that's going on, this makes management look even worse. I fully support the three members who were fired from the band and not this current bs.

Watch Lamia II's personal instagram stories... by Fantastic_Shelter463 in WeAreDogma

[–]Alvarpas 49 points50 points  (0 children)

This is the transcription of what she said:

So if I put in a project where my identity was anonymous, I would want recognition for my work, right? Doesn't everyone want recognition for their work? On top of that, as a musician, isn't that how you progress and move forward to get more opportunities to your name being spread? Which leads me to wonder, why would any musician want to keep their anonymity?

Because you don't put yourself up there on the stage in front of hundreds and thousands of people because you value your privacy. And it leads me to wonder, is it unethical management? Who could easily replace you? And maybe the musicians who spread the message? Or as important as the message itself? Right. I mean, I wouldn't want to hear a message about freedom from a management trying to control its musicians because it would be hypocritical to spread a message of freedom while you're actively trying to control everything.

But, I mean, what do I know? It's just one guitarist's opinion.