Tyler Farr's new album out now

Tyler Farr's new album Suffer in Peace is out now on Columbia Nashville. Selected special album bundles are available at tylerfarr.com.

 

Yesterday, he appeared on The Today Show (check today.com/video to see Farr perform his latest single).

 

Suffer In Peace is produced by Jim Catino and Julian King; both of whom produced Farr’s debut album Redneck Crazy which released in 2013 and landed at #2 on the Country Albums Chart and #5 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums Chart.

As the title track, “Suffer In Peace,” might suggest, Farr has moved ever so slightly from his rollicking debut album Redneck Crazy to a plain of introspection.

Fans of Farr’s first album need not worry. The country renegade may be suffering in peace, but he still knows how to make noise publicly. Crank-the-volume-up songs like “C.O.U.N.T.R.Y” and “Damn Good Friends” a duet with Farr’s friend, Jason Aldean, are sure to be instant fan favorites.

 

Track listing:

1. C.O.U.N.T.R.Y.
Chris Tompkins/Craig Wiseman/Rodney Clawson
2. A Guy Walks Into a Bar
Melissa Peirce/Jonathan Singleton/Brad Tursi
3. Withdrawals
Josh Kear/Gordie Sampson/Hillary Lindsey
4. Damn Good Friends (Duet with Jason Aldean)
Brent Anderson/Chris DuBois/Neil Medley
5. Suffer in Peace
Aaron G. Barker, Sr./Phil O'Donnell
6. Raised to Pray
Lance Miller/Adam Sanders/Brad Warren/Brett Warren
7. Criminal
Dallas Davidson/Rhett Akins/Ashley Gorley
8. Better in Boots
Justin Wilson/Dave Pittenger
9. Poor Boy
Tyler Farr/Dallas Davidson/Rhett Akins/Ben Hayslip
10. I Don't Even Want This Beer
Tyler Farr/Wade Kirby/Phil O'Donnell/Houston Phillips
11. Why We Live Here
Tyler Farr/Dallas Davidson/Houston Phillips