Seven Trill

Up & coming Phoenix rapper Seven Trill is rumored to be releasing a single in the coming weeks from his new album Trillism dated to release late summer 2013. His 2012 mixtape Monsoon Season was well received among the hip hop community in southwest, receiving rave reviews from both fans and the press. Following his new release will be a cross-country tour with some undisclosed hip hop heavy hitters to promote his new album. You can request him in your city by visiting his newly established eventful page at http://eventful.com/performers/seven-trill-/P0-001-014192247-3 in the meantime, check out his site for the singles off of Monsoon Season and Can’t Hold Me Down at www.seventrill.com or add him to facebook and twitter to get live updates on all of his next moves facebook.com/7TRILL and twitter.com/seventrilly. - Eatinghiphop.com

Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona into a world of the hiphop culture, Seven Trill developed a love for the lifestyle really fast. Starting off as a graffiti writer by the name of 7ER, he quickly became known in the scene, but it wasn’t enough. He always had a love for music. Rapping to himself constantly, Seven started writing music more than graffiti. Meeting the right people started to unfold right in front of him; Producers, promoters, and other like-minded artists. Feeling destined for success in the music industry, Seven strives, and stays ambitiously driven until he gets noticed, even if independent is the only option.

Seven Trill has truly arrived with his “Monsoon Season” .This album is everything a fan of hip hop and music in general could want. It is different sonically as well. The sparse production, never overproduced, the use of silence, space and selected sound samples, give the tracks a dynamic approach. The songs seem to be sequenced to give listeners the feeling of a story being told, therein succeeding in creating an atmosphere that is unmatched. The vibe is dark, moody, angry, deep, and at times extremely explicit.

It’s hard to exactly say why this album is so good but it literally moves emotions. Seven Trill has great lyrics, but some people may not feel his lyrics right away, because they’re too busy paying attention to his machine-gun technique. But listen carefully as Seven Trill drops rhymes for the mind, about life, feelings, emotions etc. that people can relate to. The album sounds very mature and wise as Seven combines a unique flow and delivery with an in-your-face approach that works extremely well for him.

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“Monsoon Season” is a crowning achievement. Sonically the album creates an atmosphere from the powerful album cover and the “Intro” presentation on the first track. Seven Trill takes us on a journey with his music and is one of the rare times when an album is more enjoyable as an album rather than a collection of songs. What I mean, is that the individual songs are great indeed but the sum is greater than its parts. From standout tracks like “Keep It Pushin”, “Got That (Featuring Border Gang & Coast Fusion)”, “Purp Potion”, “War Wounds, “Illness” and “Strivin”, this album should be enjoyed and listened to straight through to fully appreciate its creativity and purpose.

I highly recommend “Monsoon Season”. Powerful, engaging and explicit at times, I would say Seven Trill more than lives up to the hype. This album should shoot his star well into the indie hiphop stratosphere. - independentmusicnews24.com

Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona into a world of the hiphop culture, Seven Trill developed a love for the lifestyle really fast. Starting off as a graffiti writer by the name of 7ER, he quickly became known in the scene, but it wasn’t enough. He always had a love for music. Rapping to himself constantly, Seven started writing music more than graffiti. Meeting the right people started to unfold right in front of him; Producers, promoters, and other like-minded artists. Feeling destined for success in the music industry, Seven strives, and stays ambitiously driven until he gets noticed, even if independent is the only option.

Seven Trill has truly arrived with his “Monsoon Season” .This album is everything a fan of hip hop and music in general could want. It is different sonically as well. The sparse production, never overproduced, the use of silence, space and selected sound samples, give the tracks a dynamic approach. The songs seem to be sequenced to give listeners the feeling of a story being told, therein succeeding in creating an atmosphere that is unmatched. The vibe is dark, moody, angry, deep, and at times extremely explicit.

It’s hard to exactly say why this album is so good but it literally moves emotions. Seven Trill has great lyrics, but some people may not feel his lyrics right away, because they’re too busy paying attention to his machine-gun technique. But listen carefully as Seven Trill drops rhymes for the mind, about life, feelings, emotions etc. that people can relate to. The album sounds very mature and wise as Seven combines a unique flow and delivery with an in-your-face approach that works extremely well for him.

seven-trill-profile2

“Monsoon Season” is a crowning achievement. Sonically the album creates an atmosphere from the powerful album cover and the “Intro” presentation on the first track. Seven Trill takes us on a journey with his music and is one of the rare times when an album is more enjoyable as an album rather than a collection of songs. What I mean, is that the individual songs are great indeed but the sum is greater than its parts. From standout tracks like “Keep It Pushin”, “Got That (Featuring Border Gang & Coast Fusion)”, “Purp Potion”, “War Wounds, “Illness” and “Strivin”, this album should be enjoyed and listened to straight through to fully appreciate its creativity and purpose.

I highly recommend “Monsoon Season”. Powerful, engaging and explicit at times, I would say Seven Trill more than lives up to the hype. This album should shoot his star well into the indie hiphop stratosphere. - independentmusicnews24.com

Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona into a world of the hiphop culture, Seven Trill developed a love for the lifestyle really fast. Starting off as a graffiti writer by the name of 7ER, he quickly became known in the scene, but it wasn’t enough. He always had a love for music. Rapping to himself constantly, Seven started writing music more than graffiti. Meeting the right people started to unfold right in front of him; Producers, promoters, and other like-minded artists. Feeling destined for success in the music industry, Seven strives, and stays ambitiously driven until he gets noticed, even if independent is the only option.

Seven Trill has truly arrived with his “Monsoon Season” .This album is everything a fan of hip hop and music in general could want. It is different sonically as well. The sparse production, never overproduced, the use of silence, space and selected sound samples, give the tracks a dynamic approach. The songs seem to be sequenced to give listeners the feeling of a story being told, therein succeeding in creating an atmosphere that is unmatched. The vibe is dark, moody, angry, deep, and at times extremely explicit.

It’s hard to exactly say why this album is so good but it literally moves emotions. Seven Trill has great lyrics, but some people may not feel his lyrics right away, because they’re too busy paying attention to his machine-gun technique. But listen carefully as Seven Trill drops rhymes for the mind, about life, feelings, emotions etc. that people can relate to. The album sounds very mature and wise as Seven combines a unique flow and delivery with an in-your-face approach that works extremely well for him.

seven-trill-profile2

“Monsoon Season” is a crowning achievement. Sonically the album creates an atmosphere from the powerful album cover and the “Intro” presentation on the first track. Seven Trill takes us on a journey with his music and is one of the rare times when an album is more enjoyable as an album rather than a collection of songs. What I mean, is that the individual songs are great indeed but the sum is greater than its parts. From standout tracks like “Keep It Pushin”, “Got That (Featuring Border Gang & Coast Fusion)”, “Purp Potion”, “War Wounds, “Illness” and “Strivin”, this album should be enjoyed and listened to straight through to fully appreciate its creativity and purpose.

I highly recommend “Monsoon Season”. Powerful, engaging and explicit at times, I would say Seven Trill more than lives up to the hype. This album should shoot his star well into the indie hiphop stratosphere. - videomusicstars.com

Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona into a world of the hiphop culture, Seven Trill developed a love for the lifestyle really fast. Starting off as a graffiti writer by the name of 7ER, he quickly became known in the scene, but it wasn’t enough. He always had a love for music. Rapping to himself constantly, Seven started writing music more than graffiti. Meeting the right people started to unfold right in front of him; Producers, promoters, and other like-minded artists. Feeling destined for success in the music industry, Seven strives, and stays ambitiously driven until he gets noticed, even if independent is the only option.

Seven Trill has truly arrived with his “Monsoon Season” .This album is everything a fan of hip hop and music in general could want. It is different sonically as well. The sparse production, never overproduced, the use of silence, space and selected sound samples, give the tracks a dynamic approach. The songs seem to be sequenced to give listeners the feeling of a story being told, therein succeeding in creating an atmosphere that is unmatched. The vibe is dark, moody, angry, deep, and at times extremely explicit.

It’s hard to exactly say why this album is so good but it literally moves emotions. Seven Trill has great lyrics, but some people may not feel his lyrics right away, because they’re too busy paying attention to his machine-gun technique. But listen carefully as Seven Trill drops rhymes for the mind, about life, feelings, emotions etc. that people can relate to. The album sounds very mature and wise as Seven combines a unique flow and delivery with an in-your-face approach that works extremely well for him.

seven-trill-profile2

“Monsoon Season” is a crowning achievement. Sonically the album creates an atmosphere from the powerful album cover and the “Intro” presentation on the first track. Seven Trill takes us on a journey with his music and is one of the rare times when an album is more enjoyable as an album rather than a collection of songs. What I mean, is that the individual songs are great indeed but the sum is greater than its parts. From standout tracks like “Keep It Pushin”, “Got That (Featuring Border Gang & Coast Fusion)”, “Purp Potion”, “War Wounds, “Illness” and “Strivin”, this album should be enjoyed and listened to straight through to fully appreciate its creativity and purpose.

I highly recommend “Monsoon Season”. Powerful, engaging and explicit at times, I would say Seven Trill more than lives up to the hype. This album should shoot his star well into the indie hiphop stratosphere. - videomusicstars.com

Seven Trill

Tell me a little about yourself?

The names Seven Trill. I’m 23, and was raised by a single mother in East Phoenix. I got into hip hop through writing graff, and needed to get these rhymes out too. Now, I’m bouta blow.

What was it like working as a graffiti writer?

To be honest, it was mad intense, you’re always looking over your shoulder. Honestly, it was more of a tagbangin type of scene for me. On the Eastside, you kind of have to be rough, or you get messed with, so, it was a turmoil of lovely pieces and smoking barrels

How did your name Seven Trill come about?

Well, I started going by 7er in my graffiti days, after my
older cousin was murdered. After becoming known throughout the city for it, Seven stuck with me. About that time, graffing wasn’t enough anymore, and I needed another outlet. Being very influenced by Houston music, and the whole culture, I started rapping, and my friend told me I should go by Seven Trill. I thought the shoe fit, so I went with it.





Who are your biggest musical influences?

There’s too many to list, but mostly Big Pun, Big L, Jay-Z, Eminem, Dmx, Tupac… and basically all Houston spittahs

Who would you like to work with?

To be honest, I want to work with Rittz of Strange Music, Drake, cuz I like his style and respect his hustle, and ASAP Rocky. I’ve been watching their careers, and definitely relate to where they’re coming from on a personal level.

If you would like to know more about Seven Trill you can visit his site here:

www.seventrill.com - Iknowwhereitsat.com