Review: "Fade Into You" - Jamie Alimorad
- Julissa Garcia
- Apr 7
- 2 min read
Jamie Alimorad brings us another one of his greatest singles that expresses the feeling of love toward someone. Love is more than just a word or saying we tell our loved ones, it’s one of our deepest expressions that signifies something so beautiful. When you feel so deeply for another person the world slows down for what feels like forever. You get to know each other better than anyone else you’ve met. You learn about their passions and future endeavors, and you fall madly in love to the point where you can’t bear to be away from one another. “Fade Into You” is a song that shows the pure love an individual can have for someone and all the feelings that come with it.
“Fade Into You” has the catchiest melody at the beginning that goes throughout the entire song. The track has a tone that is super uplifting, and his captivating vocals brought it all together. He sang so softly yet brought so much might with each lyric, there was a fresh touch to the whole song. The instrumentals were filled with so much life from the bright piano keys being played layered by the guitar and drums. The ending was my personal favorite as he sang so passionately then transitioned into a joyful, pop tone that perfectly closed it all.
Jamie Alimorad is a singer/songwriter hailing from Harrison, New York. He began his career as a solo artist while attending the University of Northeastern for Music Technology. With his ongoing education he wrote and released his first EP titled "Cornerstone" in 2010, releasing music regularly after that. His talents reached the hearts of many which prompted numerous nominations and awards for the album titled “This Is Tomorrow Calling.” Alimorad has made a huge impact in the music industry as a new artist through his heartfelt songs. “Fade Into You” is his brand new single which was written in a frustrating time but became something that is so catchy and amazing.
Written By Julissa Garcia
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