Adam Freeland is a pioneering British DJ, producer, and electronic music artist renowned for his diverse sounds that range from breakbeat to electro and techno. Freeland’s career took off during the 1990s when he became prominent within the breakbeat scene and was notably associated with the Marine Parade label. His innovative approach to music production and uncanny ability to blend genres have distinguished him in the electronic dance music community.

In the late 2000s, Freeland released "Cope™", an album that showcased his versatility as a musician, blending electronic music with a rock sensibility. Following the album's success, he released a series of remixes under "Cope™ (Remixed)", inviting different artists to reimagine his work. Other notable releases include "THE HATE EP", and "Silverlake Pills", the latter reflecting his keen sense of contemporary club music trends. "Fever" and "Now & Them" further exhibit Freeland's skill in creating infectious rhythms and atmospheric soundscapes. His single "How To Fake Your Own Life" continues to resonate with his fans, as does the An-ten-nae Remix of "Do You", both tracks epitomizing Freeland's taste for innovation and the unexpected. Adam Freeland has built a reputation not just for his productions but also for his dynamic and high-energy DJ sets, which continue to capture audiences worldwide.