The opening track "Miss America" takes a roller-coaster ride through the American dream, while "Out Of Here Alive" is an anthem for anyone ever stuck in a hard place. "Hip Parade" pokes a finger at prefab fame and "Better Believe" proclaims that you can always find the light at the end of the tunnel, if it's bright enough.

1. Miss America
2. Out Of Here Alive
3. Miss You Sister
4. Hip Parade
5. Better Believe
6. Boomerang
7. Beyond Seven

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 11/7/2009
Beyond 7 lives in Oaklville Ontario Canada

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Other

1. Jumping In by Michael Tiernan: AAA acoustic-driven rock - Jack Johnson meets Coldplay, Keruac meets Confucius
2. Riot Kings by Riot Kings: when music rocks, Riot Kings rule!
3. Musings ballads and paradoxes by Shadows from the Underground: edgy, gritty rock for music tastemakers
4. Geeking Dream by The Strap Ons: snot-voiced thrashing punk 'n' roll
5. Strait 2 the Streets by Hwy E: excellent new school feeling hip-hop
6. Torsos and Good Times by Monte Casino: where modern rock meets classic rock
7. LA Can Wait by Michael Tiernan: AAA acoustic-driven rock - Jack Johnson meets Coldplay, Keruac meets Confucius
8. We Name the Guilty Men (10th Anniversary Redux) by Rocket City Riot: high energy rock and roll
9. Middle Age Suicide by Rocket City Riot: high energy rock and roll
10. From Zero to Hero by Block Scholars: Award Winning Independent Hip Hop Group
11. The R Complex by Connor B Fitz: a one man indie project - half shy romantic hermit, half loud obnoxious rocker
12. Concordias Finest by Hwy E: excellent new school feeling hip-hop
13. Sweet Teen Killing Machine by Sweet Teen Killing Machine: don't go down into the cellar
14. Borrowed Time by Tom Paul: Roots rock meets contemporary folk
15. Goin' My Way by Ty Gibson: The Spirit and Soul of A Woman!
16. Absurdities and Other Assorted Flavors by CrimsonFaced: guitar-edged industrial electrorock
17. Up Too Late by Kurt Hunter: If Jason Mraz wrote upbeat pop songs for James Taylor to sing
18. Note to Self by Midway Still: Sensitive and loud, punk with a pop centre

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