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Seven Faces has no claims to make. Existing in a world where bigger is better, they only have themselves to sell and live in every note. They have powerful songs with a relatable vibe that
anyone who likes the heavier side can get into. The songs are born of a style that exists in all of it's members as they all have the kind of compatibility that many musicians only hear and dream about in their own projects. It's very easy to see in the live performances, the look on the face of a new fan is one
of pure belief and one that says what’s being heard absolutely belongs.
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 | | Music is an art, not a sport. Music can be so many things where one song can be
heard so many ways by so many ears. Some hunt, some fish, some go bowling. Says
Scott “I write music, because it’s who I am and what I do. Yeah, another cliché”
but like they say, no one’s trying to change the world here. The only difference
with writing a song and painting a picture is, you only paint the picture once.
Playing out, is still the best feeling in the world. Though they get recorded,
it’s playing live where you get to see the real painting. It’s about getting up
there, doing their thing and letting it live and be what it’s truly meant to be. |
For some, they realize, that no matter what they do, some things can't always be changed. To accept facts, whether they like them or not, is what guides these people to their peace. For others, they may never realize, they can't always change what they don't like. Facts, existing in ignorance, is what dooms these people to live in the colorless dreams stuck in the storm.
We play for those who are able to “hear” that
life has it’s trials for everyone, and though these trials can be unique as the
individuals that live them, they are also the kind of songs that have a finish
line to trying times where we felt or feel like it was or is hopeless. We write
with one design, the design that makes people feel less alone as we are all
really just that. We can be very together, but ultimately we are still very, very
alone.
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