1. The Sevens were a soulful groove band, bred from DC punk, but so much there own. Featuring Bobby and Mark Sullivan, Hoover's Chris Farrall and Josh LaRue (The Sorts). They put out one Seven Inch on Joe Lally's Tolatta Label (which he also played bass on) and a self released CD.

2. At just 23 years old, Sevens is not just a singer but a skilled songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. His soulful contemplative indie is characterized by a captivating baritone voice that effortlessly traverses the highs and lows of the frequency spectrum, delivering alluring narratives drawn from his personal experiences and adversities.
Following a self-released debut EP in 2021 that landed him a first streaming hit and a string of live shows, his first single on Unday Records marks the beginning of a compelling new chapter. 'My music truly is a glimpse into my soul, which is perhaps why the term 'soul' resonates with me. I used to make more hip-hop-influenced music, but I felt my voice wasn't fully expressed in that genre. It was time for a change. This is me distilling my style and influences rather than me shedding my skin.' https://www.undayrecords.be/artists/sevens Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.