7DAYSUN Collaborate With SOULFLY Bassist

July 11, 2005

Family For Life Records, the new label started by Bobby Burns of SOULFLY/PRIMER 55 fame, has just released the debut EP from the Louisville, KY-based band 7DAYSUN. Burns produced the EP, which is entitled "A New Beginning" and contains the following track listing:

01. Slowly Sinking
02. Under My Skin
03. Gift
04. Last December

You can listen to snippets at www.myspace.com/7daysun.

7DAYSUN is:

Trey Landrum – Vocals
Jon Mattingly – Guitar
Kevin Arnold – Guitar
Jeremy Nash – Bass
JD McMahan - Drums

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