At the close of 1999 while resting bullet wounds that entered and exited Seven’s upper back, he contemplated life, death, retaliation and the rest of his life. Being raised in the barrio, Seven was no stranger to the pain and tragedies of the cold streets. He now carries the scars that testify that. While in recovery, Seven mapped out an agenda in his mind to bring his own personal style of music to the world. Since a youngster Seven was always up against all odds. He lost his father at an early age and raised himself in the streets. Hanging out with an older crowd he learned to hustle and make fast money at an early age. Brushes with death and the law were common in Seven’s life style. His getaway at the time was his passion for lowriding. On the weekends he would spend his time cruising with friends listening to a lot of music. On one of those drives the idea of writing and recording music came up. Not too long after that Seven found himself in a recording studio. It was there where Seven’s true talent shined. Spending more time in the studio as oppose to the streets his love for making music took Seven into another direction in life. But that passion was almost cut short after being shot in the back at close range. While laying in the hospital bed the one thing that kept playing in Seven’s mind were the melodies that today are spread all over his first album “7 Million Ways”. That album meshed R&B legend James De Barge with Seven’s raw voice and production talents. “7 Million Ways” made is way through the streets of L.A. the old school way out of the trunk of a car. From the resulting street buzz, his name and production skills were acclaimed by artists and industry insiders alike. Seven is well on his way to building an empire with his own label, Hellafyde Records. Being an entrepreneur and owning an extensive catalog he is looking to grow and expand his Hellafyde brand to a larger audience. Thus far his reputation has yielded the honor and privilege of working with music veterans and emerging artists such as: James de Barge, Dj Whoo Kid, Dj Lady Tribe, Baby Bash, CAZ, L.A. Nash, KAM, and Crooked I to name a few. Spins on L.A.’s Power 106 F.M., 100.3 The Beat F.M., G-Unit Radio on Sirius, and exposure on the television show The Roof on Mun2, continue to bring Seven’s unique sound to a larger audience. You can be assured Seven is well on his way to breakthrough status as an individual artist with style and tenacity to be admired. Today Seven has started working on his new album “F.A.M.E”. The album will be accompanied by a series of DVD’s revealing a more personal glimpse into the world of Seven, his lifestyle, and his line-up of artists. Also on the agenda is a new mix tape hosted by G-Unit’s Dj Whoo Kid. Seven’s first album, “7 Million Ways”, continues it’s availability through national distribution by Aries Music/ EMI Latin. Seven is currently an independent artist looking for the right deal to bring himself and his catalog to a larger audience.