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Artist: Ted Poley

Title: Beyond The Fade

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Category: Melodic Hard Rock

Year: 2016

Label: Frontiers Records

Catalog Number: FR CD 734

Personnel

Ted Poley Lead Vocals
Alessandro Del Vecchio Drums, Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Mario Percudani Guitar
Anna Portalupi Bass

Issa duet vocal on The Perfect Crime

Tracks

1.  Let's Start Something     Listen
2.  Everything We Are     Listen
3.  Hands of Love     Listen   Cover: Blonz
4.  The Perfect Crime     Listen
5.  Stars     Listen
6.  Higher     Listen
7.  Where I Lost You     Listen
8.  You Won't See Me Cryin'     Listen
9.  We Are Young     Listen
10.  Sirens     Listen
11.  Beneath the Stars     Listen

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From: 123charpenay Date: May 15, 2016 at 15:32
it s very strange cause i m a big fan of danger danger.i love this band,but all the ted poley s solo s record s or all his different projects (melodica for example) never hooked me.here it s exactly the same situation.this realise is not bad.it s a great a o r album but not more.like always something miss for make an excellent record in the vein of danger danger.it s well produced ,well singing very easy to listen but.... one more time ted poley deliver an a o r very hollow (i m not sure of the english word but i think you understand)without emotion.one more time for me it s a deception even if i m very happy that frontiers records give chance to a brilliant artist like ted poley.

From: 123charpenay Date: May 15, 2016 at 15:39
to my spanish friend edukiki.melodic rock give 96 to this cd.it s one more time a very big joke.!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From: edukiki Date: May 16, 2016 at 6:41
jajaja 123 charpenay, i am with you again is increíble Danger Danger is my number one favourite group but ted poley solitary don´t have any decent cd, the quallity of musicians of danger danger is infinite You can read my critic of sunstorm, here i say the same, please change musicians Ted poley great Singer, but musicians never like danger danger

From: edukiki Date: May 16, 2016 at 6:43
someone have to say to melodic rock moderator that it has the liston very low, i am with you charpenay

From: edukiki Date: May 16, 2016 at 6:44
Bruno Ravel, Andy Timmons, Rob Marcello, are top

From: Eric3 Date: May 19, 2016 at 23:34
Haha, MelodickRock dot com loves EVERYTHING, their ratings (especially on Frontiers releases) tend to be a little ridiculous. This is a decent album, and anything written by the Martin brothers will be, but it sounds like just that: a collection of songs rather than a cohesive effort. The production is massive, it's easily the highlight here IMO, sounds great no matter how loud you turn it up. Fun, catchy AOR, not much else to be expected but I'd give it a rating in the low 80s.

From: nobycane74 Date: January 28, 2017 at 16:46
Ted Poley is Ted Poley...and all his solo albums are unique in their own way, they all are great albums at various levels and types which flow in and out of the AOR/Melodic Rock/Rock genre. They all seem to intertwine in some fashion or another...however Ted ensures that his melodies are there in some aspect or another to produce a quality album for fans to enjoy. With that being said, is "Beyond the Fade" perfect? No. Is terrible? Far from it. But I will say it is a quality record...just not the perfect one we hope that Ted will give us. Its not D2 - which is a good thing because he has always tried to break that D2 mold he is known for. With Alessandro Del Vecchio (Frontiers fame) at the helm in writing and production and on Frontiers label here, this album suffers the curse of being an Alessandro Del Vecchio/Frontiers record: Mix and production = inconsistent, and heavily ballad influenced by Alessandro Del Vecchio. HIGHLIGHT TRACKS: #3, 6, 7, 9, 10. MY RATING: 80/100


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