SUPREMACY
INFLUENCE

SUPREMACY is a melodic rock band from Latin America formed in Bogotá, Colombia, back in 2009. The band’s early years were filled with great shows, playing alongside mainstream bands such as Scorpions, Cinderella and Baron Rojo, among others. This helped the band build their own personality and style within the hard rock genre. Their first full-length record, “Leaders”, was released in 2015, featuring the collaboration with European rock industry icons such as Jakob Samuel, Alessandro Del Vecchio, Robert Säll and Nigel Bailey. Soon after the release of "Leaders", the band was chosen by Nuno Bettencourt to support Extreme's first ever concert in Colombia. After this great start, they continued to tour all across the country, supporting shows by Sebastian Bach (ex-Skid Row) and Tim “Ripper” Owens (ex-Judas Priest). On top of that, SUPREMACY took part in the largest rock festival in Colombia, arguably the biggest free-admission event in the continent, called “Rock al Parque”. Soon after that, they started a country-wide tour all over Mexico, during which they shared the main stage at the massive “Corona Hell & Heaven Fest” concert with Rammstein, Twisted Sister, Ghost, and many others.

In September 2018, SUPREMACY returned with their single “Sirius”, a track that marks the studio debut of Gus Monsanto (ex Adagio, ex Revolution Renaissance), who joined as their new lead singer in late 2017 and signed a worldwide deal with Lions Pride Music record label based in Denmark. After a lengthy pause due to the pandemic situation, their new album “Influence” will make its way out to the world next June. Mixed and mastered by producer extraordinaire Jacob Hansen at Hansen Studios, the record “Influence” is a tribute to all of the band’s influences, embracing a variety of sounds, instrumental virtuosism and various musical fields exposed in every song, which make the band unquestionably versatile on the rock genre. A major highlight on the “Influence” CD is the collaboration with the legendary ex-KISS and current Grand Funk Railroad guitarrist Bruce Kulick, who teamed up with the band for one of the main singles of the album.