Music
Steeped in bluesy gospel-rock, these songs bear witness to the changing situations and current beliefs of our large urban cities.
Songs From The Neighborhood
2011
The Rise And Swell As demand rose for "There's This Woman" to be available for purchase and as folks patiently waited for Bus Seven's first full length album to be released--it became quite clear that something needed to be done in the meantime to help remedy these musical hunger pains. Therefore, Jairus decided to go into the studio and record several acoustic versions of new songs, and also re-master the song "Insight," which he had originally written and recorded for the Northside Church of Christ youth group in San Antonio, TX. What came about from his three days of recording are previews of what you can expect to hear on Bus Seven's first full length album. Don't Skip The Previews
Something's Got You Groove, Folk, and Rock collide in this sneak peek of Bus Seven's first full length album. The Changing EP is the musical link between the ending of J. Withrow's mostly solo performances and the beginning of Bus Seven the band. Changing was released under the name "J. Withrow," however; Bus Seven will continue to play all the songs from the Changing EP as they continue to write and perform new music. Changing
Where's Your Fire Mysterious yet unashamedly fun, "Changing," moves you with its acoustic groove and softens you with calming ambiance-- breathing life into the idea that change must be embraced rather than ignored.
Where's Your Fire
Something's Got You
Prosper
Movement
Where They Want You
How's It Gone Be
There's This Woman
2010
Change My Name
There's This Woman
Insight
Miss Mary Anne
2009
How Is It Gone Be
Crashing Wave
Give The Name
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