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7715 releases new track and music video for ‘Promises’

Alternative pop band 7715 releases their latest track and music video for “Promises” (listen/watch here).  The song features some of their most personal lyrics and will be featured on the group’s debut EP, Encino, which is set for release on September 18th.

“Once a cheater always a cheater, especially when you see it with your own two eyes,” says Stu Da Boi of the track. “’Promises’ was a super difficult song to write but doing so got me through a real rough time and we were able to turn a negative into a positive. I hope you all can enjoy it, despite the heartbreak required to make it.”

Earlier this month, the group released an additional track and music video for “Lost In Boston” which will also be featured on the upcoming EP.

Since 2018, the boys wrote, recorded and perfected a signature sound of undeniable hooks, danceable beats, and genre mockery. Most recently they’ve supported both Bryce Vine and Mod Sun and played sold out rooms in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Minneapolis among others.

7715 consists of multi-platinum/TOP 40 songwriter, JP Clark (Blink 182, blackbear, Bryce Vine, Machine Gun Kelly, Pink Sweats, Cyn, Lukas Graham), rapper Stu Da Boi, singer Tyler Wilson, and guitarist/producer Daniel Geraghty. Though the specific details may be a little foggy now, the story of 7715 Bluebell Avenue in Southern California comprises parties to rival Project X and The Hangover, magical impromptu late-night jam sessions, and the start of an eternal brotherhood when the four lifelong musicians penned a song together in order to help Stu get over a life-altering breakup. The intersection of Stu, JP and Tyler’s vocals proved undeniable when backed by Dan’s production and instrumentation.

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Website: https://www.7715official.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/7715official/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/7715official

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/7715official/

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