Philip Sayce Streams New Song Fade Into You
. Sayce says: "This song is definitely one of the heaviest songs, if not the heaviest song on the album. It comes from a very hurt, sad, dark place. It's about being screwed over in the music business." Born in Wales, Sayce moved to Toronto as a child and reveals seeing Eric Clapton live at the city's Maple Leaf Gardens had a huge influence on him. He continues: "This groovy version of Crossroads had such an impact on me. It was that musicianship which laid the foundation for me. What Clapton did was very different from what many younger artists do today. It's about spilling your heart out." Checkout the video here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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