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Jason M. Arigoni (born July 4, based in Massachusetts) is a modern-day renaissance man—vocalist, producer, builder, and architect of transformation.
A bass-tenor vocalist blending hard rock power with melodic depth, Arigoni built his foundation through formal training in Vocal Performance at McNally Smith College of Music (formerly Music Tech) in Minneapolis. There, he studied jazz, music theory, songwriting, and music business, developing both technical skill and artistic identity.
After college, Arigoni entered the club circuit across the Upper Midwest, performing with multiple bands and refining his live presence—sharpening the showmanship, intensity, and connection that would become hallmarks of his performance style.
His professional recording career gained momentum with the 2014 release of 4:44 under the band Half Past My Sin—a project that showcased both his artistic vision and collaborative reach. The album was co-produced and mixed by Joey Z (Life of Agony) and featured elite musicians including his songwriting partner Dan Zavadil, Grammy-nominated drummer Jason Bittner (Shadows Fall), Ben Carroll (RA), and Grammy-nominated Clint Lowery (Sevendust) as a co-writer.
Two singles from the album—“My Demand” and “Crutch”—received U.S. radio airplay on platforms including Octane and Music Choice, with “My Demand” featured on the syndicated program Loudwire Reloaded. The release established Arigoni as a serious force in the hard rock space, sharing stages with acts such as Heaven & Hell, Alice in Chains, RA, Kittie, Dope, and Godhead.
Touring across the United States with Half Past My Sin, he supported the dreaming (featuring chris hall of STABBING WESTWARD), earning recognition for both performance energy and professionalism. He also performed with the Rob Zombie/White Zombie tribute project Sinister Urge, further expanding his stage experience.
Beyond performance, Arigoni has evolved into a music producer and recording engineer, taking full control of his sound—writing, tracking, and engineering music with a builder’s mindset: precise, intentional, and constructed from the ground up.
Outside of music, he owns arigoni construction, a company his father and mother started. as a construction supervisor, Jason builds and remodels homes professionally—bringing the same discipline, structure, and craftsmanship into the physical world. His creative reach extends into writing, including poetry and a children’s book series inspired by the birth of his son, due out this year, reflecting a rare duality between intensity and imagination.
He has also appeared in castle rock (Season 1), expanding his presence into visual storytelling.
Continuing to evolve, jason is currently working on new music to be released under Arigoni while preparing to launch the Built Loud Podcast in Fall 2026—a platform centered on creation, discipline, identity, and building something real in a world full of noise.
At the core of everything he creates is a singular philosophy: Everything ends. I begin.
Jason M. Arigoni is not just an artist.
He is a builder in every sense—
of sound, of structure, and of self.