Farran's interest in Brazilian culture makes an impressive influence on Another Ride, as he weaves stories of love found and love lost with the rhythms that enchanted him on his travels throughout that country. The Brazilian styles of Samba, Bossa Nova, Reggae, Forro, and Maracatu can all be heard in his songs, as he showcases his talents on the instruments he collected and brought back.

1. Like Water
2. Fallen Down
3. More Inside
4. Guiding Star
5. Another Roll
6. Growing Up
7. It's A Shame
8. Come So Far
9. Lies
10. Confess
11. Damned
12. Gone Again
13. Another Ride

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 11/20/2011
Chad Farran lives in California USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, World

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18. Scorpion Moon by Sora: Lushly evocative songstress singing music for a new world

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