Jeremiah Freed is a rock band hailing from York, Maine, in the United States, initially making waves in the early 2000s. Named after a band member's relative, their sound melded the soulful expansiveness of classic rock with a fresh, post-grunge sensibility. They quickly carved out a name for themselves in the local scene and beyond with their robust, guitar-driven anthems and the impassioned vocals that commanded attention.

Their eponymous debut album, "Jeremiah Freed," released in 2002, was well-received and contained their breakthrough single, which helped them to gain a wider audience. However, after their early promise, the band faced the all-too-common record industry challenges, leading to a hiatus. This pause didn't last forever, though, with the band making a notable return by self-releasing the warmly welcomed "Slowburn" and the consecutive "Companion, Pt. I" and "Companion, Pt. II". These later works signify the band's evolution while staying true to their roots, showcasing their enduring proficiency in blending engaging storytelling with a dynamic rock soundscape. Jeremiah Freed's journey is a testament to their resilience and dedication to their craft, enduring through the industry's ups and downs while continuing to resonate with their loyal fanbase.