David Cook's new music video "Fade Into Me"

Check out David Cook's new music video for "Fade Into Me, his second single off of This Loud Morning. And read my review of "Fade Into Me" HERE.

I really enjoyed how half of the video was filmed as just Cook and the other half was concert footage from a stop on his fall tour. The cloudiness as Cook walks around town just adds to the actual enjoyable gloominess to the song, and the behind-the-scenes concert footage give you that exciting concert feel.

Song Review: David Cook - Fade Into Me

"Fade Into Me" is David Cook's next single off of his sophomore album This Loud Morning. A different sound compared to his first single "The Last Goodbye", "Fade Into Me" is more of a rock ballad, starting out slow and getting powerful as the song goes on. I have to admit, I'm always a sucker for Cook's soft voice and this balladeer side of him.

With a beautiful melody, meaningful lyrics and Cook's usual strong, defining sound, this song is the perfect second single and is sure to be a hit on tour. You can catch Cook along with Gavin DeGraw all month long on their fall tour.

Album Review: David Cook - This Loud Morning

David Cook first made his way onto the music scene on the seventh season of American Idol, and later taking home the crown. His debut album made #3 on the Billboard 200 back in 2008, and almost three years later, Cook is back with a brand new album. This Loud Morning was released on June 28th and is everything that Cook represents: rock, soul and progression.

Cook's debut album had songs that went all over the place, all different sounds and styles, but this time around Cook knows his sound and his style for sure with the great, soft rock tracks like "Circadian" and "The Last Goodbye". Cook also shows his sensitive side with the songs "Goodbye to the Girl" and "Paper Heart".



Cook seems to have made a lot of progress with this album compared to his last. As great as his last album was, you can really see the work that was put into this record, each song fitting perfectly together in this album , along with Cook's rough, endearing voice. This is everything a sophomore album should be.