The Fray

The Fray is an American rock band that emerged in Denver, Colorado, in the early 2000s. Composed of Isaac Slade (vocals, piano), Joe King (guitar, vocals), Dave Welsh (guitar), and Ben Wysocki (drums), they captivated audiences with their emotional songwriting and heartfelt performances. Their breakthrough came in 2005 when their hit single "Over My Head (Cable Car)" gained significant airplay. However, it was their sophomore album, "How to Save a Life," released in 2006, that solidified their success. The title track became an international sensation and reached the top of charts worldwide, marking a turning point in their career. The band's music often revolves around deep introspection and explores themes of love, loss, and redemption. Another standout hit from their discography is "You Found Me," released in 2008, which showcases their ability to create powerful and relatable anthems. The Fray has also collaborated with other prominent artists, including Kanye West on a remix of "Heartless." Interestingly, Slade's distinctive vocal style and the band's dynamic sound have often drawn comparisons to Coldplay and U2. Over the years, The Fray has sold millions of records and earned a devoted fanbase. They continue to write and perform, showcasing their ability to deliver moving and thought-provoking music that resonates with audiences worldwide.