Joshua English

Recently repatriated Oregonian Joshua English got his sealegs at the helm of the laudable Boston-based pop trio Six Going On Seven. During their seven year existence, the band recorded three well-received full-length records, a handful of EPs and logged hundreds of shows with everyone from Karate to the Get Up Kids. The band dissolved in 2003 and not content to lie idle or retrace the steps of his former outfit, Joshua has embarked on an odyssey all his own. Inspired by Raymond Carver novels and an oceans' worth of black coffee, his infectious melodies, velvety vocals

During their seven year existence, the band recorded three well-received full-length records, a handful of EPs and logged hundreds of shows with everyone from Karate to the Get Up Kids. The band dissolved in 2003 and not content to lie idle or retrace the steps of his former outfit, Joshua has embarked on an odyssey all his own.

Inspired by Raymond Carver novels and an oceans' worth of black coffee, his infectious melodies, velvety vocals
and acerbic lyricism are proof positive that his years spent on the road were not in vain. English spent the better part of October 2006 shacked up with producer Adam Taylor and a few friends at
Camp Street Studio in Cambridge, MA recording his debut album 'Trouble None' released in 2007.

Joshua's follow up 'Kill For Sport' was released through Camp Street Records in mid-2008 and he can currently be found on the road in the USA, in support of his new album.