A misnomered 5 member funk ensemble who delve into depths of jam, rock, hip hop, and improv. We seek community within music; join us and some special guests on our journey.
South Shore, MA
Est. July 2017

MEMBERS:
Mark King - Lead Vocals/Guitar
Kyle Ahola - Bass
Brendan Dillon - Drums
Steve Capachione - Keys
Pete Scavongelli - Percussion

Welcome to Rob Pagnano's world. A place where everything is possible. Rob Pagnano is a Boston Singer/Songwriter and Nashville Recording Artist. His story is one of inspiration coming from extreme adversity to now becoming one of the biggest emerging artist in music. His songs are over flowing with passion and belief that we can have it all. He recently recorded a 6 Song EP in Nashville that was produced by newly signed artist to Toby Kieths label Show Dog Nashville and also just names top 10 Country acts to watch in 2018 by Huffington Post Mr Lance Carpenter .The record was recorded at two of the best studios on Nashville, Catch This Music and Starstruck Entertainment . The players on this record are some of the best n all in Nashville ( Including Rob McNelly Guitar player of the year 2014). The EP releases March 8,2018 . The single off that EP is called "You Are The One" and is available Jan 1, 2018 for pre-sale and will hit all platforms on Jan 20th. This song will be a song of the year candidate and is grammy bound. Follow Rob and learn where he has come from in this 14 year journey . It will amaze you and inspire you to go after your dreams.

Not content to wallow in mainstream mediocrity, Frequency 7 rose above the unexceptional, hell-bent on creating a new sound. In early 2004, these young artist witnessed the birth of the band- Frequency 7 as it would change everybody's lives forever.  The 7-piece band captivated audiences from coast to coast by creating explosive music reeling of energy, passion and focused creativity. They seamlessly blend their take on hip-hop, rock, funk and reggae, spinning it into a style unmistakably theirs with universal appeal. The ensuing sound is much too dimensional and complex to be shelved alongside the monotony associated with most of today’s music.

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