"With a discography stretching back almost a decade, and a dubs folder rumoured to be in the high three figures, it's hard to fathom just how big Edward Berry's lasting mark on the UK dance music scene is and will be in the future.

"Edward started his musical career as a drum & bass producer under the alias 'Eddy Woo', gaining recognition with a number of singles on DnB godfather's Andy C labels 'Frequency' and 'High Lite Recordings'. It was in 2008, however, that Edward found his true calling as a producer.

"Eddy Woo rebranded to 'Seven' and joined London's young but vibrant dubstep community, after making the move to 140bpm. He soon caught the eyes and ears of the 140 faithful, releasing his debut 'Sirens' on the legendary Tempa Allstars 5 compilation. I first met him in late 2009 - and have since watched the producer and DJ grow in stature within both the London and global dubstep communities.

"Seven's release catalogue has grown significantly since his Tempa debut, having had tunes signed to N-Type's imprint Wheel & Deal as well as Subway, Aquatic Lab and more. 2012 saw Seven's first LP on the highly regarded Black Box Records; a 13 track/ 70m behemoth that garnered significant support within the 140 community and many quality reviews.

"But I feel it's 2013 where Seven will truly make his mark on dubstep. Having recently founded his own label, Uprise Audio, this year sees Seven mark his inaugural release on the imprint with the impeccable UA003. 'Walter White', is in my opinion, one of the best tracks we've had from this London producer. Seven has always been known for both his quality productions and forward-thinking music, but UA003 is arguably the best addition to his back catalogue yet.

"With UA003, not to mention his other releases forthcoming on the label, Seven is set to cement his position as one of this year's exciting prospects. A talent to watch."

Written by Will Benton @ Fat Kid On Fire

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