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Dom Black
Dom Black is a Brazilian musical collective that formed in São Paulo. The group originally included Lucas Silveira, Arthur Calandrini, Marcelo Gross, and...
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Dom Black is a Brazilian musical collective that formed in São Paulo. The group originally included Lucas Silveira, Arthur Calandrini, Marcelo Gross, and Ricardo Gardel. They released their breakthrough single 'Seu Olhar' in 2013, which became popular in Brazil.
After their initial success, the band continued recording music. Their albums include 'Sim Sim Sim' from 2014, 'Urano' from 2016, and 'Eu Odeio Acordar' from 2020. Other songs in their catalog include 'Aladdin' and 'Atração Intensa'.
In 2016, bassist Marcelo Gross left the group. The current lineup consists of Silveira, Calandrini, and Gardel.
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