Freddie Kofi

Freddie is a highly experienced singer/songwriter, with over 25 years of experience in the music industry. In March 2016 Freddie was invited to the Prince's Trusts 40th Celebration at the London Palladium, where a selection of his original compositions were played in recognition of his contribution to the music industry.

As well as performing in front of Prince Charles, In 2010 as a Musical Director, Freddie was invited to take a group of young vocal students to Westiminster Abbey, in order to perform in front of The Queen for Commonwealth Day.

Freddie has won many highly prestigious international awards in the music industry, including the British Academy of Songwriters Best Song award for his original song 'Kiss'. And his song 'All of The Love' came second in the R&B catergory at the John Lennon Song Contest in New York.

Nowadays Freddie spends his time teaching singing and songwriting to the next generation of musicians. He has been a music tutor at many schools and musical director of several choirs in the Derby and Nottingham areas.

Freddie's rise as a professional singer makes him the perfect teacher to others. His experience means he can help all his students acheive their goals, whether that is to become a professional singer like Freddie, or to just be able to sing confidently for pleasure.