Freeman found his inspiration in a Cardiff dumpster at the age of ten when he spotted a guitar being discarded. He took the beat up instrument home and put it to good use, teaching himself to play by strumming along to Dylan, The Beatles and Springsteen.

As a teenager, Freeman left school to pursue his passion and landed a job as an assistant engineer at the Great Linford Manor Studio. While there he assisted great indie bands like Paul Weller, Julian Cope, Northern Uproar and Skunk Anansie in making their signature records.

It wasn't long before Freeman was recognized for his talents with the guitar. As opposed to engineering, he began spending his time in studio as a musician. Most notably he has recorded with Shania Twain, James Blunt, The Calling, and Mark Owen.

Meanwhile, Freeman started songwriting and formed his own band BOEDEKKA, who signed to Boy George's label, More Protein, and released two albums and an EP.

After penning eight of the ten tracks on Mark Owen's album HOW THE MIGHTY FALL, Freeman signed a publishing deal and moved to Los Angeles. The LA club circuit quickly led to the record executive office circuit.

Performing "You and I" on Clive Davis's board room table secured Freeman's place at Arista. He's currently recording his debut album with producer Howard Benson (Daughtry, My Chemical Romance, All American Rejects) for a spring 2008 release.