Vince Freeman

Vince Freeman is a UK singer-songwriter with a voice that fuses soul, country and raw honesty. A two-time UK Indie Award winner, with a Platinum single for vocals on Lost Frequencies’ “Sun Is Shining”, he has built his reputation through relentless live work, heartfelt songwriting and a comeback story that resonates. Raised on the grit of council estates and the warmth of social clubs, music found Vince unexpectedly when his mother gifted him a broken guitar at age 21. From there he hustled—playing up to 300 shows a year, founding the showcase night “Shush” (which spotlighted rising stars like Ed Sheeran), and writing & performing with an honesty that cuts deep. Now, Vince’s latest single “Unluckiest Man Alive” is supported by both national and regional radio - digs deeper than anything he’s released so far. Inspired by Vince’s brush with mortality - from serious spinal injury to a sudden bout of respiratory pneumonia and heart failure - the song reflects on what it means to feel fragile, to fight for every day, and to consider what legacy truly matters. In “Unluckiest Man Alive,” Vince asks the most human questions: will his kids remember him, what if he never got another chance, what has the struggle cost him — but in the same breath, he carries hope, gratitude, and the resolve to live fully in borrowed time.