I THANK YOU
I am so very blessed to have the gift of life through my God and Savior. Glory to the Lord Jesus Christ from whom all good things come. Special thanks to my wife Nicole and my daughter Alexis?you both are everything to me. My love for you has no boundaries and your belief in me adds to my strength. To my mom, grandmother and my brother?your love, guidance and support through the years have been amazing. I am truly thankful to have you in my life. I love you with all my heart! To my extended family and friends?there are so many to name but I appreciate each and every one of you for your continued encouragement. Thanks to my fraternity brother Montell Jordan?you are a true friend and I am beyond grateful for your sound advice, endless support and investment of time in this project?and thanks to our fraternity brother, Paul Blake, for bringing us together?Yo Nupe! To Johnny Evans, Mr. Porter Productions and studio engineers, Alex Merzin and Mike Chav?thank you for your time, energy and contributions to this project?I could not have done this without you. Thanks to Eric Williams and WIIT 88.9 FM in Chicago, and my fraternity brother Chris and his wife Lisa Birch of Vertical Fix radio based in Atlanta, GA...sharing songs from Mosaic with your listening audience has been unbelievable. I can't thank you enough. Thanks to my entire Cass Tech High School and Howard University families. To my elementary music teacher Ed Murray?Dr. Shelby, Howard Kagen and Dr. Harris at Cass Tech, and Dr. Lee at Howard University?thank you all so much for being my music mentors, and for allowing me to play a small role in some of the finest bands and orchestras in our country. To B.B. King, William Guest, Dr. Mahone, the brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, my Compuware family, Marlin Page and all of the music artists, writers and producers I?ve had the honor and pleasure of working with through the years?your insights, counsel and support have helped me fine tune my craft. Finally, Mosaic honors the memory of Mrs. Bernice Moore and my father, Sonny Freeman. Their lives and my memories of them both continue to shape me into the man I am today.
Greg Freeman
Songwriter/Producer
Greg's introduction to the industry came through his father, the late Sonny Freeman, former percussionist for legendary Bluesmaster B.B. King. Greg developed and fine-tuned his skills through involvement with locally renowned jazz and symphonic bands, which includes Cass Tech High School's music program, and later during college with Howard University's concert band. Greg has collaborated on special projects with legendary songwriter and vocalist William Guest, formerly with Gladys Knight and the Pips and former Grammy and MTV award nominee Montell Jordan. Greg has also performed with songstress sensation Penny Wells. Through his start-up production company, GERG Music Productions (BMI) in Rochester Hills, Michigan, Greg released his debut CD "More To Life" in 2002, which sold in several countries. In 2004, Greg's second release under GERG Music Productions was "Believe" with dynamic R&B/Neo-Soul vocalist, Marlin Wilson-Page. From 2005-2008 Sports Radio 1130AM WDFN The Fan, Detroit's number one sports talk show (The Stoney & Wojo show), ran Greg's remix of the show's theme music. In 2007 Greg released his third CD, "Mosaic". In 2008, the CD was re-released through itunes, courtesy of Big Gator Publishing and The Royalty Network, Inc. In that same year expert music industry judges recognized the song "Goodbye" as a Finalist in the U.S. Songwriting Competition. "First Lady" received the honor of Semi-Finalist in the U.K. Songwriting Contest. WIIT 88.9 FM in Chicago, VerticalFix.com and Musically Speaking with Rosetta Hines at rosettahines.com, based in Atlanta, GA and Las Vegas, NV respectively, are currently sharing songs from "Mosaic" with their listening audiences.