Central New Jersey alternative rock outfit Bobby Mahoney and the Seventh Son is debuting the music video for their recent single “Lay It On Me”, off the upcoming EP ‘We Go On”, out April 8 on Telegraph Hill Records.

Of the emotional new single, Frontman Bobby Mahoney says, “It’s ultimately about recognizing our own boundaries, and how much each of us can take on at once without being burnt out, burned, or burnt alive.”

Watch the video HERE.

Stream Lay It On Me” HERE.

This weekend, the band will celebrate the release of the new EP with two shows taking place April 8 and 9th at Asbury Park’s The Saint (presented in partnership w/ You Don’t Know Jersey, EdVice Booking, Telegraph Hill Records, and The Project Matters). See show details below.

April 8

with

Soraia (PA)

Michael Kane & the Morning Afters (MA)

Jarod Clemons and The Late Nights

AFTER-PARTY: Alexander Simone & Whodat? Live Crew

Tickets

April 9

with

Olivia Bec Music

James Barrett Music (PA)

Malibu-The Band

AFTER-PARTY: The Foes Of Fern reprising as ‘My Chemical Foemance’

Tickets

Bobby Mahoney and the Seventh Son’s previous single “Moth To The Flame” was released last month.

Pre-save the ‘We Go On’ EP here: vydia.lnk.to/WeGoOn.

Born in the midst of the pandemic, when the world was shut down and the public was forced to separate, the recording of ‘We Go On’ ironically served to unite them. During times of uncertainty, Bobby Mahoney and the Seventh Son emphasize sticking together and finding meaning. The themes of camaraderie and optimistic existentialism are paramount to the EP and serve as a common thread throughout the five eclectic tunes.

The EP (set for release on April 8 via Telegraph Hill Records) takes the listener on a journey that gives meaning to the last two years. Frontman Bobby Mahoney says, “With the first track, ‘Moth To The Flame,’ it’s asking ‘why am I this way?’ and by title and closing track,’ We Go On’ it’s ‘why is everything this way?’” Though Mahoney is adamant that this is not a pandemic record, he admits, “it is obvious that the state of the world definitely had an effect on these recordings.”

Bobby Mahoney and the Seventh Son has made a name for itself in the vibrant Asbury Park, NJ music scene, sharing the stage with the likes of Frank Turner, Against Me!, and The Gaslight Anthem, opening for Bon Jovi, and jamming with Bruce Springsteen and other notable songwiters at multiple Light Of Day Music Festivals, which benefit Parkinson’s, ALS, and PSP research.