There’s nothing better than getting people up and moving. When I’m playing a set and I can give people goosebumps, that’s me spreading my positive energy and good vibes. I love anything that involves music. Whether it’s creating original content, mixing a fresh set, doing studio recording for others, live music production, or playing guitar or drums, I love all of it. It’s what I live and breathe for. Music is an international language that everyone can understand and it brings people of all color, creeds, sex, language, it transcends any differences we have and can put a smile on anyone’s face. I live with the goal of leaving a positive imprint on everyone that I meet and music gives me a bigger platform to spread the love to more people than I ever could face to face. One love and live irie.

The Freqish project in early 2020. His first release "Let's Get High" on Claude Vonstroke's Dirtybird Records hit #1 in the Beatport Deep House charts and #8o in the main top 100. His next releases followed suit and found homes on key labels like Gettoblaster's We Jack, DJ Dan's InStereo Recordings, Ravesta Records, iconic NY labels Nervous Records, King Street Sounds, their sublabel Street King, as well as Doc Brown's Unlearn: Records and Vanilla Ace's Wyldcard Records. Freqish has more signings to be announced in 2024 while ushering in his newest record label "Old World Order Records".

In addition to the aformentioned artists, Freqish songs have been played by the likes of Bad Boy Bill, DJ Dan, Richard Vission, Claude Vonstroke, VNSSA, Claptone, Shiba San, Robosonic, Codes, Martin Garrix, Swanky Tunes, Gorgon City, Hard Rock Sofa, DJ Craze, Gettoblaster, DJ Heather, Thievery Corporation, Sebb Junior, Casmalia, Speaker Honey, AC Slater, Jack LNDN, MING, Victoria Rawlins, Doc Brown Sam Young, Kevin Knapp, Keith Mackenzie, ONDAMIKE, and Danny Howard via BBC Radio 1 and a multitude of online/terrestrial radio stations. It's not uncommon for Freqish to dream about a track and get up in the middle of the night to lay down the groundwork in his studio. As far as he's concerned though the song isn't final until more artists are in the mix. He sees his approach not only as a way to bring new sounds genres in which samples of samples have become the norm, but as an avenue to help build the careers of a growing community of musicians. 

One thing is for sure: The name Freqish merits a mention in any list of artists breathing new life into dance music. As bodies find their way onto dance floors across the globe, you can count on him to keep the vibe moving forward while elevating hearts and souls.

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