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The Fray’s second studio album, The Fray , was released in 2009. The deluxe edition (2 CDs) includes:
Released on via Epic Records, The Fray was the band’s attempt to evolve the piano-driven sound that made them famous. Produced by Aaron Johnson and Mike Flynn (the same duo behind the debut), the album was a massive commercial success.
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: Tracks that didn't make the final narrative of the main album but held immense musical value.
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The Fray famously covered Kanye West’s song during a BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge session. The response was so overwhelming that they recorded a studio version, which flipped the electro-pop track into a melancholic piano-rock anthem.
One of the most talked-about elements of the Deluxe Edition is the band's curated selection of cover songs. The Fray famously reimagined several contemporary pop and hip-hop hits during this era, turning them into sweeping piano-rock anthems.
The album’s lead single, became an instant classic. Written by Slade about the struggle to maintain faith during personal tragedies, the song features one of the most memorable piano-rock choruses of the decade. Other standout tracks include "Never Say Never," a cinematic ballad featured heavily in film and television, and "Syndicate," which leans into a more guitar-driven, upbeat alternative rock territory. Disc 2: The Deluxe Rarities and Live Tracks
