Farline
More than three decades after their earliest recordings, rock band Farline returns with a new record born from rediscovery songs written in their youth, now reimagined with the perspective of the present. With the support of three-time GRAMMY-winning mix engineer Tom Lord-Alge, the band brings these long-lost recordings to life with a renewed sense of clarity and scale. Blending anthemic, stadium-scale rock with emotionally driven songwriting, Farline draws influence from ’80s and ’90s hard rock artists, as well as bands like U2, Pink Floyd, and Rush, crafting a sound that feels both timeless and immediate. Leading this new chapter is “Going Home,” written during a break in the band’s 2025 recording sessions and arriving May 19. Written and produced by Mike, the song serves as both a personal and creative statement. That rediscovery quickly became a clear creative mission: select the ten strongest songs from those original sessions and finally give them the recordings they deserved. The result is a forthcoming full-length album details TBA that captures the band’s early spirit with the clarity and depth of experience earned over time. Farline is composed of Brandon Ray (lead vocals), Mike Wright (guitars, keyboards), Bryan Carmer (acoustic, vocals), Rich Snowden (drums), and Jason Niewiadomy (bass). With some relationships tracing back to high school in Akron, Ohio, the band forged a shared musical language over years of listening, experimenting, and creating together a collaborative foundation that continues to define Farline today. Originally teaming up in the ’90s, the members spent their formative years writing prolifically, crafting more than forty songs. Much of that material lived only on tapes raw recordings captured on a boom box during long basement rehearsals.
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