As a choral scholar at Kings College London, Trinity Head Chorister and with Trinity Boys' Choir, Freddie has sung at the Royal Albert Hall, the Royal Opera House and Glyndebourne, as well as churches and cathedrals all over the UK, Italy, Germany, Nigeria and Poland.

As a classical soloist, he sang 1st Boy in The Magic Flute three times, Boy in Elijah at the Royal Festival Hall and Cobweb in A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Baugé, as well as Lloyd Webber’s Requiem in Krakow. He studied classical singing at the Katarina Gurska Conservatoire in Madrid, where he studied under the direction of Manuel Burgueras, former repetiteur to Montserrat Caballé in the 1990s. His current teacher in London is Bertie Rice.

As a jazz singer, he has played gigs with Trinity Big Band, Kings Big Band and his own jazz quintet, London Red, at the Spice of Life, the Hideaway, Jazz After Dark and Ronnie Scott’s. He regularly sells out Crazy Coqs, Piccadilly and is a resident singer at The Ritz, The Savoy, The Maine and The Peninsula. He completed a master’s degree in jazz singing at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, with distinction. As the lead male singer with National Youth Jazz Orchestra for 10 years, he has performed all over the UK, including Ronnie Scott’s. Freddie has recorded some original music which he is planning to release in the not so distant future!

As an acapella singer, he has added his baritone and beatboxing talents to All the King’s Men, who were nominated for 4 CARAs and he has now joined NoVI, whose success as European ICCA champions took them to New York’s Carnegie Hall in 2017. He has recently added vocal bass to his acapella repertoire, singing with the Guildhall Conchords who recently became 2020 National Champions.

As an ADR artist, he’s recorded for Spectre, Chernobyl, Maradona, The Crown, White Lines and Johnny English 3, acted in The Alltogether with Martin Freeman, and played Danny in Grease and Sky in Guys and Dolls. He’s also a leading animation voice in Azur and Asmar and Planet 51.

A talented multi-linguist, Freddie is equally happy performing in Spanish, Portuguese (both the European and Brazilian variety), German, French and Italian. He spends his spare time perfecting various vocal impressions and accents including Boris Johnson and Andy Murray and is an avid footie fan.