Seventh Day Slumber | Magdalene Rose

Seventh Day Slumber has remained a consistent force in the Christian music industry for more than two decades.  Known for their powerful songs, honest lyrics, and life-changing ministry, the band has sold nearly 1,000,000 albums and has reached well over a quarter of a billion streams worldwide.

Led by Joseph Rojas, Seventh Day Slumber has built a lasting legacy with two Billboard #1 albums, multiple Billboard #1 singles, and numerous Top 10 radio hits.  Their catalog includes fan favorites such as "Oceans From The Rain," "Inside Out," "Caroline," "Finally Awake," "We Are The Broken," "Wasted Life," "Man Down," "What I've Become," and many more.

More than twenty years into their career, Seventh Day Slumber continues to remain relevant by releasing new music every couple of years and reaching both longtime fans and a new generation of listeners.  Their recent album, Thy Kingdom Come, became the biggest streaming album of the band's career, surpassing 1 million streams in its first week.

Seventh Day Slumber continues to tour, create, and use their music to bring hope, healing, and the message of Jesus to people around the world.

Magdalene Rose is carving out her own legacy in the rock world with a voice that’s both fierce and unforgettable. Signed to RockFest Records, a Nashville-based label distributed by Capitol Universal Music Group, Magdalene Rose is taking the industry by storm. Already surpassing 1 million streams, her debut album “The Heart That Bloomed After Death” released in 2025, blending heavy breakdowns with addictive melodies. Singles like "Shark Spray," amassed 250K views on YouTube in under a month, and "A Bad Residential” climbed to the #2 spot on the Mediabase Activator Panel and became the #4 Most Added song on the SMR charts, landing a spot on the Sirius XM Octane Test Drive. 

Magdalene Rose’s journey, however, is about more than just music. She uses her story to help people who are struggling with depression, self-worth, body image struggles, and self-harm, pointing them toward hope, faith, and a future of healing.