Seven Summers

Seven Summers is a British rock band from Essex. The band members are Alex Baker (drums), Jon Holland (bass), Matt Cardle (vocals and guitar) and Neillo (guitars).

Seven Summers
OriginChelmsford, Essex, England
GenresRock, alternative rock
Years active2009–10, 2017–present
LabelsSeven Summers
Members

Career

The band released a self-titled debut album[1] on 22 January 2010 including the songs "Youngblood",[2] "Way to Be"[3] and "Dirt"[4] with the follow-up single being "Picture of You".

Not having a record contract, they distributed their music independently reaching No. 30 on the Official UK Album Downloads Chart,[5] No. 11 on the Official UK Independent Album Charts for week ending 25 December 2010.[6] and No. 1 on the Official UK Independent Album Breakers Charts for week ending 25 December 2010.[7]

Following Matt's success on The X Factor, the band saw an upsurge in popularity, with their music videos gaining large numbers of views on YouTube.

The band performed live on Sue Marchant's BBC radio program on 8 December 2009.[8] They also won the 'Panic Awards Best Band 2010' award.

In July 2018, the band reformed.

Discography

Studio albums
Year Album
2010 Seven Summers
  • Released: 22 January 2010
  • Label: Seven Summers
  • Engineer: Tom Peters
  • Formats: CD, digital download
  • Track listing:
  1. "Youngblood" (4:03)
  2. "Bad News Again" (2:40)
  3. "Way to Be" (3:40)
  4. "Dirt" (3:50)
  5. "Without You" (4:51)
  6. "Find Me There" (3:56)
  7. "Live Without It" (3:14)
  8. "Paved Paradise" (4:44)
  9. "Growing Up High" (3:11)
  10. "Flesh Not Stone" (4:10)
  11. "Just for a Day" (4:49)

Singles
  • 2010: "Picture of You"

References
  1. Music.co.uk: Seven Summers Album Review
  2. Video of Matt Cardle performing "Youngblood" with Seven Summers
  3. Video for Matt Cardle performing "Way to Be" with Seven Summers
  4. "X Factor: Check out Matt Cardle's band Seven Summers". Unreality Shout. 26 September 2010. Archived from the original on 29 September 2010. Retrieved 4 October 2010.
  5. "Archive Chart". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 25 December 2010.
  6. "Official UK Independent Album Charts". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
  7. "Official UK Independent Album Breakers Charts". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
  8. Interview and performance by Seven Summers on Sue Merchant radio show on 8 December 2009


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