One Frequency United — Press Kit

Short bio

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One Frequency United is a melodic punk duo from South Fulton, Tennessee. Will Cybertron and Scarlett Vox write, play and record everything at their own studio on a 10-acre estate. Four albums since December 2023. The latest, Lightning and the Bee, was mixed by Grammy-winning engineer John DiBiase.

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One Frequency United is Will Cybertron and Scarlett Vox: a couple, a two-piece, and a punk band that refuses to slow down.

Will fell for punk in 1994, grounded with a copy of NOFX's Punk in Drublic that he played until it saved his life. Thirty years later he and Scarlett turned a 10-acre estate in South Fulton, Tennessee into South Fulton Recording Studio and started writing. Will plays every instrument and sings. Scarlett writes and sings. Most sessions stream live on YouTube while they happen.

Their first single, "80sish Blue," dropped in December 2023. Fifteen months later they had four albums out, the latest Lightning and the Bee, which went to John DiBiase, the engineer who mixed the Taj Mahal Sextet's Grammy-winning Swingin' Live at the Church in Tulsa.

Fast, catchy, two-to-three-minute songs. Punk rock love since 1994.

Credits: Lightning and the Bee

Mixed by John DiBiase, mixing engineer on the Taj Mahal Sextet's Swingin' Live at the Church in Tulsa, winner of Best Traditional Blues Album at the 2025 Grammy Awards, and recording engineer on The Offspring's Let the Bad Times Roll.

Earlier albums

• Next To Last (2024): written and performed by One Frequency United, recorded at South Fulton Recording Studio, mixed and mastered by Will Cybertron
• Punk Rock For the Broken Hearted (2024): written and performed by One Frequency United, recorded at South Fulton Recording Studio, mixed and mastered by Will Cybertron

Long bio

Will Cybertron was a depressed, angsty teenager in 1994 when two things happened. He heard Screeching Weasel for the first time. Then he got grounded with nothing but a copy of NOFX's Punk in Drublic, and he played it on repeat until it got him through. He says it saved his life. He's never gotten over it.

Three decades later, Will and his partner Scarlett Vox started One Frequency United on a 10-acre estate in South Fulton, Tennessee, where they live and where they built South Fulton Recording Studio. Everything starts there. Will plays all the instruments, sings and writes lyrics. Scarlett writes and sings. Two voices — his gritty, hers strong — over wide, buzzing guitars and songs that rarely break three minutes. Fans of NOFX, Screeching Weasel and The Lillingtons will know exactly where they live.

They don't make music slowly. The first single, "80sish Blue," came out December 5, 2023. Through early 2024 a new single dropped every few days. At one stretch Will wrote, recorded and finished a song a day for three weeks. By February 2025 the band had four full albums out on their own labels, Cybertron Entertainment and One Frequency Entertainment, including the 27-song Punk Rock For the Broken Hearted and Lightning and the Bee.

And they do it in public. Most sessions stream live on YouTube while they happen — tracking, takes, mistakes and all. Acoustic sets get filmed by the pond. No outside label. Just two people, one studio, and a stubborn belief that punk still belongs to anyone who plugs in.

For Lightning and the Bee, they brought in one outside ear. The 18-song album was mixed by John DiBiase, the engineer behind the Taj Mahal Sextet's Swingin' Live at the Church in Tulsa, winner of Best Traditional Blues Album at the 2025 Grammys, and a recording engineer on The Offspring's Let the Bad Times Roll. The result keeps the band's raw, fast heart and gives it room to hit hard.

One Frequency United is still writing, still streaming. Punk rock love since 1994.

Press contact

Press and booking: will@onefrequency.ai