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SEVEN Originality counts. No one sounds quite like SEVEN. Having toured OZ extensively with bands like THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT and COG, 2006 sees high octane heavy rock outfit SEVEN having carved a fearsome live reputation. Hailing originally from Australia’s North Coast, SEVEN's sold-out shows at the premier venue of Byron Bay’s Backroom were something to talk about. 1999 saw the release of SEVEN’s debut self-titled E.P., which has since completely sold out. The track ‘Grind’ was included on Triple J’s compilation ‘Full Metal Racket’. It was this powerful live reputation that scored them supports with SOULFLY and THE TEA PARTY, and a residency at Dreamworld’s X-tremeworld for two years running. In the year 2000, SEVEN followed up with the even more successful ‘Superiority Complex’ ep, and in August 2000, they travelled to Europe to play alongside the BloodHound Gang and Oasis, Mainstage at the Pepsi Sziget Festival in Budapest, Hungary. 2002 saw SEVEN release their first full-length

Since the release of Good Thing late in 2011, Seven has risen from relative obscurity to being heralded as ‘the one to watch’ amongst his peers. Unwaveringly proud of his Gold Coast home, Seven’s (Zach Humphrey) back catalogue plays like a collage to the most classic summers. It is this refreshing take on the Australian Hip Hop genre that has seen Seven’s list of accolades and achievements grow rapidly in the last 24 months. After winning Triple J Unearthed’s ‘Mphazes’ competition with ‘Possums’, he went on to tour with Horrorshow and Spit Syndicate during 2011 promoting the debut Seven EP. Forever working, Seven went on to release the Floated EP in early 2012 and like ‘Possums’ before it, first single ‘Good Thing’ received High Rotation on national broadcaster JJJ aswell as being featured on numerous community radio stations and topping the AIR Independent radio charts for four consecutive weeks. This was not unnoticed by his peers; Seven has since been national support for 360