Electronic

United States

Seven Davis Jr.

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Houze (feat. Seven Davis Jr.)Honey Dijon

Flavourism (feat. Seven Davis Jr.)Dam Swindle

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Remind Me (feat. Seven Davis Jr)Black Loops & Nikoss

Nocturne (feat. Seven Davis Jr. & Thundercat)Mono/Poly

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For Your Love (feat. Seven Davis Jr.)Julio Bashmore

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Sunday MorningSeven Davis Jr.

Latest Release

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More albums from Seven Davis Jr.

Listen to Stranger Than Fiction (Underground Remixes) by Seven Davis Jr.

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Listen to Universes (Deluxe Version) by Seven Davis Jr.

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About Seven Davis Jr.

Hometown

Houston, TX, United States

Genre

Electronic

Part of a freaky funk continuum that extends from Prince through Moodymann, Sa-Ra, and FunkinEven, Seven Davis Jr. is a producer and vocalist who flits between rugged house and left-of-center R&B. In 2012, he made his debut on Kutmah's Worldwide Family, Vol. 2 compilation with the bristly vocal house track "Thanks." The following year, he issued a pair of loose, slinky EPs: One (Must Have) and The Lost Tapes, Vol. 1 (IZWID). A handful of 12" releases came in 2014, including the harder-hitting "Friends" single (on Classic, the label founded by Derrick Carter and Luke Solomon) and the funkier P.A.R.T.Y. EP (on FunkinEven's Apron Records). Signed to the Ninja Tune label, he released the album Universes in 2015. ~ Andy Kellman