The Fray

Matching songbook to The Fray’s self-titled release.

Arranged in the popular Piano/Vocal/Guitar format.

Forming in 2002, Denver-based The Fray is comprised of Isaac Slade (vocals, piano), Joe King (guitar, vocals), Ben Wysocki (drums) and Dave Welsh (guitar), the band has struck a huge chord with audiences and turned their organic grassroots efforts into major success.

With key placement on shows such as Grey’s Anatomy and Scrubs, The Fray achieved a licensing dream, with usage of their song, “How To Save A Life” and “Over My Head (Cable Car)” on television launching them into major radio play and worldwide sales of 3.2 million for their debut album.

After nearly four years, The Fray returns with their sophomore effort, The Fray. A band who exploded into worldwide success has captured the skilled song-writing that broke them and through the help of acclaimed producers Mike Flynn and Aaron Johnson, created a set of songs sure to make them household names.

The band continues their licensing success story by collaborating with ABC’s hit show, Lost in a series of music video promos featuring the first single, You Found Me for the newest season of the show. The first spot aired after an episode of Grey’s Anatomy, with digital single sales and pre-orders going live after it aired. The spots also ran during the 2008 American Music Awards, where the band was a featured performer. Over the weekend of the release and performance, the Lost video had over one million views.

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