7X is the culmination. Every era — EXXO's experimentation, EX's darkness, OUTTAMIND's range, 7's emotional depth — lives inside this one. After stepping away from the band format and returning to his roots as a solo artist, 7X emerged with the most refined and intentional sound of his career. NEVER STOP DREAMING. WAVSTARS. The name says it all: every part of himself, fully committed, nothing held back.

A year of transformation. 7X formed a band, renamed himself 7, and rebuilt his sound from the ground up around a genre he calls LUVROCK — an emotionally charged fusion drawing from Juice WRLD, XXXTentacion, and the raw energy of bands like Nirvana. Brief but pivotal, the 7 era was the most authentically expressive period yet: a full embrace of genre-blending, vulnerability, and artistic identity on his own terms.

By the end of his first year on his own, 7X made the decision that changed everything: he dropped out of school to pursue music full-time. OUTTAMIND is the era that followed — and it contained multitudes. OUTTAMIND 2022 was psychedelic, trippy, and experimental. OUTTAMIND pushed deeper into the hyperpop-and-rage sound first forged in the EXXO era. OUTTAMIND 24 went harder and closer to home — rap-heavy, summer-soaked, and rooted in his Philly identity. It was also here that he wrote "BAD," a record that would serve as a defining creative touchstone for everything that came next.

College. First apartment. Living alone for the first time, 7X turned inward — and the music followed. The EX era was defined by a darker, more emotionally raw sound, shaped by isolation and self-discovery in equal measure. Away from home and free from structure, the experimentation deepened. EX wasn't comfortable. It was honest.

Where it all began. Junior year of high school, deep in quarantine — with no schedule and nowhere to be, 7X found the studio. EXXO was hyperpop, breakcore, rage: fast-moving, emotionally charged, and ahead of its time. The mixes were raw and experimental, vocals sometimes buried beneath the noise, but the energy was undeniable. It was here that 7X began his creative partnership with producer Aether — a collaboration that produced Enter Euphoria, a project that still serves as the sonic foundation for everything that followed. EXXO wasn't polished. It wasn't supposed to be. It was the spark.