Live with Moseley, Droll & Sipe

Breathe

Freeks was formed in the winter of 1993 at Jason Michie’s grandparents house in Henniker, NH. They wintered in the south, so Jason invited friends over to play music. David Carroll, Josh Kerin, Kevin Lebrecque and drummers David Foster AND Jason Michie wrote several jams that night that turned into classics of theirs. With the later addition of Dann Foster on guitar and later, briefly Pete Gustovson, Freeks innovated the style they were borne with into a deep mix of genres from jazz to metal, settling somewhere in the vast exhaled open-ness in-between.

Their first album, “Party On The Moon” is named after the first song they ever played and wrote. Recorded in Bow, NH by their lifelong friend, Nevin Brown, Freeks blossomed as soon as their songs were solidified in those first recordings and they came off that springboard with complete artistic abandon. 

The writing persisted and “Life On The Farm” was released a year later as an ode to the 500 acre farm that their band room was in. The writing had matured already and that never stopped through their short life. 

Dann moved to Tahoe and Pete hopped-in for a year and then Dann moved back and took it up a notch again. 

The band disbanded in 1996 for Josh to pursue his dreams in New Orleans and has played one time, in 2008, since. 

2024 will see one last show by the boys, just to celebrate 31 years since the day…. 

Keep ‘em peeled on socials and here. 

DFo

Breathe

Keller Williams