On October 25, 2005, Caraccioli informed the band that he would no longer continue to sing for them, leaving on his own accord. According to bassist Dave DeRoo, however, Luke had planned to leave the band long before his departure was announced, leaving the band feeling betrayed. For several days after Caraccioli left the band, he and DeRoo engaged in a heated debate as to why Caraccioli left the band on Adema's official message board. It was during this time that Adema caught up with former vocalist Mark Chavez and, according to DeRoo, the band and Chavez are on good terms once again. The two parties even were involved in talks about possibly reuniting with Chavez as their lead singer and even wrote and performed a few songs for a brief period, although nothing more ever resulted from these events.
On March 10, 2006, Adema announced on their MySpace blog that they hired Bobby Reeves, frontman for Los Angeles band "LEVEL", as their new singer, as was previously rumored. On August 1, 2006, Former "LEVEL" guitarist Ed Faris was also announced as being in the band, becoming the new second guitarist of Adema.
Adema are currently producing songs for their new album which will be released in the near future. In live performances, Reeves is also performing previous Adema songs originally sang by Chavez and Caraccioli. The band remains unsigned, after only signing a one-record deal with Earache Records. Tours for Adema will be starting soon with the US followed by Europe.
Currently, a new demo entitled "Somethin' Better" can be heard on the band's Purevolume website [3]. The demo is the first recording released to the public since Reeves and Faris joined the band. A clip featuring three new song demos, "Human Nature", "Out Alive" and "Los Angeles", can also be heard on the band's Myspace [4]. Adema began shooting the music video for "Human Nature" September 1. It has been announced on their myspace that they have completed the video and it will be avaiable for viewing soon.
