Music
Press
"Strong grooves and rich vocals."
- The City of Richmond, Virginia
"If you're thinking about heading to their next show, dig out some comfortable shoes and take a nap first; it could be a long, hot night."
- The Richmond Times Dispatch
"This is a band I have been producing at DMB's studio. I am so excited to see these young musicians start to realize their potential. This band has so much talent that it inspires me."
- Boyd Tinsley (violinist of the Dave Matthews Band)
http://www.readthehook.com/stories/2007/04/12/cover-amalg.rtf.aspx
- The Hook
"Boyd [Tinsley, fiddler in Dave Matthews Band] is working with them right now because anything Dick Redding sings sounds beautiful. They sound like a cross between Ben Harper and Jack Johnson with a soul element to it."
- Bruce Flohr (executive Red Light Management and ATO Records)
http://www.readthehook.com/stories/2007/04/12/cover-amalg.rtf.aspx
- The Hook
Discography
Things Unseen - 2004
Live at the Drowsy Poet - 2006
Live at Cedar Hill - 2007
Six Chasing Seven EP (Release Date TBA)
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Bio
Since their inception in 2003, Six Chasing Seven has been proving over and over again that soul-crunching, rock-infused reggae funk has a new place to call home. In a musical world that increasingly views passion as a commodity to be bought and sold, the raw energy of Six Chasing Seven has carried them to the forefront and demanded they be in the spotlight. Rising from crowds of 50 to crowds of more than 5,000, their momentum continues to build. Fueling that momentum is the adrenaline laced live show that has become their trademark. Crisscrossing the east coast from NYC to Atlanta, this band is no stranger to the road and is showing no signs of slowing down. A lineup change in 2006 brought the attention of Bruce Flohr (RCA, ATO). They have recorded with such great talents as Boyd Tinsley (Dave Matthews Band), Robert Randolph and John D’Earth. Tinsley was quoted as saying, “This band has so much talent it inspires me.” With the inspired groove of James Brown, the musical drive of the Allman Brothers, and the tenacious hope of Bob Marley, Six Chasing Seven is here to remind people of music that never lets up.
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