Talk:Ted Sablay
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COI edit request: add State & Motion (2026) to Solo career
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I am Ted Sablay, the subject of this article. Disclosing per WP:COI. Proposing the following addition, with sources, for an uninvolved editor to review.
In September 2026, Sablay released his second solo album, State & Motion. The self-produced record features drummer Pete Thomas of Elvis Costello's Attractions and bassist Whynot Jansveld, with contributions from nearly a dozen guest musicians.[a][b] Glide Magazine premiered the album in full ahead of its September 25 release.[c] Americana Highways wrote that Sablay "suffers no sophomore slump," describing the album as a collection of upbeat rockers with "abundant hooks and ringing guitars."[a] The Las Vegas Review-Journal called it "a searching, big-hearted record."[b] Writing in Rock and Roll Globe, Ron Hart described the record as being "about the difference between bearing something and choosing something."[d]
Sablay has said the album originated at a December 2023 show opening for Chris Isaak, at which he debuted the song "Baby I Need You."[b]
References:
[a] Burger, Jeff. "Music Reviews: Mary Gauthier's Poignant 'Reckoning,' plus Four More New Releases." Americana Highways / Blogcritics, September 29, 2026. [b] Bracelin, Jason. "Veteran Vegas musician Ted Sablay drops stirring new solo album." Las Vegas Review-Journal, September 23, 2026. [c] "Full Album Premiere: Ted Sablay — State & Motion." Glide Magazine, September 2026. [d] Hart, Ron. "Ted Sablay Shares 'Invisible Weight.'" Rock and Roll Globe, July 30, 2026. Changeagent26 (talk) 06:50, 3 October 2026 (UTC)