In November 1991 Radio Freedom were formed in Sydney as a duo by Brett "True" O'Hara on turntables and Paul "Pehl" Snashall on lead vocals, guitar and keyboards. Snashall then played lead guitar in a pop group and keyboards in
covers band. It was co-written by O'Hara and Snashall with Miguel Montoya.
The Canberra Times Charles Miranda described its sonation, "'90s funk, Latin American Salsa with a little calypso island feel thrown in for good measure." Their second single, "Proove", was released in August and reached No. 30, Nicole Leedham of
The Canberra Times felt it was "not too bad. Admittedly, [the band] is never going to win a prize for profundity but this debut album is, at least, pretty groovy." The group disbanded in 1994. In June 2022 Snashall revealed the band's problems with Westside in a podcast,
A Journey Through Aussie Pop, "Episode 9: Radio Freedom with Paul Snashall." ==Members==