New Video Studio Report Of Vocal Recordings For "Life"

French symphonic progressive act Adagio issued a new studio report on the vocal recordings, which featuring new vocalist Kelly Carpenter (ex-Firewind/Darkology). The band is currently working on the brand new album "Life," which is expected soon after the band launched a highly successful crowdfunding campaign launched back in May. The album is expected in December.

Guitatist/composer Stephan Forte issued the following statement on the recordings: "Hey there guys, Stéphan here hope you're all doing great. It's been a while so I thought a little update would please you. So, as you know, Kelly Sundown and I have been busy recording vocals locked up for 13 days at Axone studios in Paris, we just got back home and honestly Kelly's vocal performance, as expected is outstanding !! We are so fuckin happy. We shot a lot of videos, Franck is at the moment editing everything and we will post some studio footage for you in the coming days featuring a lot of new music WITH vocals (probably tomorrow).

"As far as where we are at right now, still a huge amount of work, I will not lie, things have been taking a lot more time than expected, Kevin has tour with our good friends in Myrath from friday to October 10th and we are definitely late on schedule...So far I have all guitar solos and arrangements to finish, we need to record Mayline violin parts and then mix and mastering. We gonna do our best to finish everything on time and deliver in December as planned, but one sure thing, we have an album with a very strong potential in our hands, and we certainly do not want to rush and spoil everything after so much intense work. So do not be afraid, for the moment it is still doable, but I thought I would let you know in advance and in the meantime, we have decided to give you updates in real time so that you can follow the whole process and be inside this with us as as... you guys are the label."

The cover artwork for "Life" was also revealed:

Check out the studio report here: