British indie singer-songwriter Freddie Dickson writes and sings songs of a dark romantic nature. Often armed with his beloved Fender Jaguar and inspired by the likes of Nick Cave and Portishead, Dickson's melancholic melodies weave their way through both his solo work as well his songwriting collaborations with other artists. 
 In 2018, seeking new inspiration, Freddie decided to move from London to Berlin where he would finalize the recording and production of his second album Blood Street. Sketching various scenes of modern society and its darker shades, Blood Street received widespread acclaim from local critics and blogs alike. 
 After Blood Street and all the ongoing confusion in the world, Freddie seeked catharsis through his music and looked to calm the anxieties of a life unknown. Themes of uncertainty, loss and self-awareness inspired his record Idiot's Dream. Having immersed himself in the vibrant Berlin music scene, Dickson began recording and producing the four songs with his band in various Berlin studios. He paints a picture of Berlin nightlife and the trials and tribulations of moving to a new city. Late night shots of underground Berlin and filming in an old Stasi Headquarters sets the tone for Dickson’s fascination with Berlin’s underbelly which resulted in the warmly received Idiot's Dream EP. Freddie is currently working on his third studio album due for release in September 2023.