The 12-track album is produced by Paul Visser (aka GoldCrush) and is brimming with powerful earworms like fist-punching rocker 'Imposter'; the gnarly ode to a night full of tequila and regret that is 'Won't Remember Heaven'; and 'Blame Myself', another sure-fire single and another song that speaks to the singer's journey through his artistry. This soulful stomper finds Freeman reaching high with the notes and deep with the self-reflection - and yes, self-laceration. This is Vince Freeman's journey and this is his towering achievement. His debut album is the sound of a musician who's poured everything of himself into his music, made his own luck, overcame life-threatening challenges and been his own best ambassador. This is the painfully honest, life-richly-lived world of 'Scars, Ghosts & Glory', and Freeman has alchemised all three into musical gold.