About

Freedom Bremner is an artist whose career spans across music, television, voice acting,  and social activism. 

A musician and recording artist, Freedom has released music on A&M, Sony, and Virgin Records and collaborated with artists like Moby,  Taylor Swift, Benson Boone, Patti Labelle, Bernie Worrel, Jimmy Valentine (Maroon 5), and Hiromi, over the last 25 years.

A graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, Freedom became a member of the Screen Actor's Guild (SAG-AFTRA) in 2003 and currently sits on the Singers Committee which serves to shape the policies and practices that impact vocal recording artists in film and television.  As the lead singer of D'Tripp, Freedom's first New York band he was a major presence in the New York City funk-rock scene of the 90's.   His visibility expanded the he joined the already established afro-punk band Screaming Headless Torsos (Warner/Discover) as their new lead singer in 2001, and through appearances on The Today Show and  Saturday Night  Live, performing with Moby,  and their 2001 collaboration  

"At Least We Tried". After series of winning performances on the CBS talent show Star Search with Arsenio Hall in 2002 and 2003, , Freedom became a Winner's Circle champion and won his first major label record on A&M records allowing him to release his first solo single "Cuddly Toy" on A&M records.  As frontman of Screaming Headless Torsos from (2003-2017) Freedom toured Europe  and Latin America, regularly,  co-writing and co-producing the Torsos' 2015 album Code Red.  In 2016, on a mission to foster voter participation in the 2020 US presidential election, he and guitarist Jameison Ledonio, produced "Stand 2020." 

In addition to his musical achievements, Freedom regularly shows up as a voice actor and singer in popular TV series, including ABC's Teen Titans Go, Cliffords Puppy Days on PBS,  and in high-grossing video games like Clash of Royale.  His voice has also graced major production soundtracks,  (Baz Luhrmann's The Get Down  and Seven Seconds with Regina King on Netflix, The Path, on Hulu, starring Aaron Paul. 

Beyond performing, Freedom explores his passion for media and production, having transitioned from crafting live tour videos to directing and mounting large scale music videos, short films, and interview content.  He leads Houseofreedom and its extension, Straight to the Creative, exploring his narrative skills and collaborating with his favorite artists and professionals to innovate within the media production space. 

Freedom’s ventures at core are tied to a deep commitment to authentic storytelling and creativity, reflecting a career that extends well beyond conventional boundaries into a dynamic amalgamation of arts, advocacy, and media.