The Hill Frequencies

Nothing runs deeper than family ties. Patri (HF Pat) and Nacho (Hot Nasho) understand this in its purest form. After over 5 years as The Hill Frequencies, the couple delve into their own musical world inspired by Hill Country Blues.

With their debut, '4000 Miles from Mississippi,' they entered the Spanish Blues scene in 2019, where this music hadn't yet gained much recognition.

Hot Nasho's journey as a One Man Band shifted when he met Patri. Before forming the band, she occasionally joined, playing the washboard.

Guided by North Mississippi Blues, they formed the duo with Patri on drums.

During the 2020 lockdown, they made their intentions clear in an EP dedicated to Robert Belfour's music.

In 2021, they teamed up with musician and producer Tone Catalano (Little Hurricane) for their second album, 'Routine Break.' This marked a shift, moving away from traditional Hill Country Blues sound and embracing new audiences without losing their essence.

In 2024, they conclude this phase with a raw triple live recording from La Coquette Blues Bar, capturing the essence of their repertoire.

In 2021, Nacho, specializing in mixing and mastering, founded the 'Homegrown Musicmakers Movement' to support artists with limited means to release their music. This experience, in turn, influences the duo's sonic aesthetics and evolution.

Beyond music, The Hill Frequencies aim to convey emotions, inspire fellow musicians, and contribute to the enduring impact of musical values in society.