Biography

Deemed “a true artist of the human condition” by Performer Magazine, Freddy Hall  crafts songs about life, love, and everything in between. This indie/pop darling mixes the sonic and anthemic elements of monumental artists like The Killers, Beck and Amy  Winehouse as well as the sophistication of songwriting greats like Paul Simon and Joni  Mitchell.   A Virginia native, Freddy set up camp in Brooklyn in the fall 2008 after graduating with  esteem from Berklee College of Music, in Boston MA. He quickly made a name for  himself touring with Duncan Sheik’s Tony award winning musical Spring Awakening.  Freddy has worked with songwriting giants like Carole King, Green Day’s Billie Joe  Armstrong, and Vanessa Carlton. His musicianship has been featured on Disney+, This  American Life, Billboard, and as a staff favorite of Performer Magazine.  Freddy comes alive when he steps on stage. His ability to connect with his audience has launched him into venues of all shapes and sizes. From Lincoln Center, to makeshift  stages in living rooms, his engaging and energetic performances have earned him a  diverse and dedicated fan base.  Earlier this year Freddy teamed up with producer Anthony “Rocky” Gallo (John Legend,  Cigarettes After Sex) to record his third studio album Dazy. Dazy, due out this Fall, is a journey of self-discovery through loss, and is offered as a  beacon of hope, especially to the most fragile among us.