In his younger days, Seth Freeman fantasized about hopping a freight train to nowhere with nothing but a guitar and a ruck sack. This vision stuck with him as he immersed himself in the Boston music scene. He put together the band Little John, which went on to critical acclaim and major label success.

Seth went on to write music for film, television, and video games. He became adept at writing to picture in a variety of styles. He also built out Buddha Dog Studios and began producing other artists, including David Forest, Jeff Lorch, and songs with Gaby Moreno, Kay Hanley, Susan Howard, and Melissa Lewis.

Throughout that time, his passion for writing and singing songs has remained. Regardless of how much time he puts into writing and producing music for others, he easily falls back into the comfort of his own material.

His latest record, produced by Michael Eisenstein (Letters to Cleo), boasts Blair Sinta on drums, USA Mike on bass and additional guitars, and Peter Adams on keys. These seasoned professionals form a core band that locks into the songs' inner groove.

One and Only Maybe, the first Seth Freeman record since his Little John days, is "full of heartache, heartbreak, and blissful love" (residentband.tv). This just may be the record that conjures up your long forgotten childhood visions of hopping a boxcar to anywhere.