Faber Drive’s sophomore album can’T keEp A SecrEt hit stores on Tuesday Nov. 10, showcasing the band’s evolution. The first single off the new record, G-Get Up And Dance, is a step up in the dance world.
The 12 track disc includes everything from traditional Faber Drive sounds seen on You and I Tonight and I'll Be There, to synthesized dance tunes Give Him Up and G-Get Up And Dance. The 12th song, featuring Jessie Farrell, is a redone version of I'll Be There, which appears earlier in the album with Dave Faber singing solo.
Faber Drive covers Just What I Needed, originally done by the Cars, brings a modern dance spin to the track. Faber's vocal performance on the song is deeper than what's usually expected from him, especially in the verses. This showcases his exploration with his voice and mixes things up a bit.
Listeners won't be disappointed with the fresh sounds that form the album, but they'll be opened up to the latest side of Faber Drive, which for most won't disappoint. Their live shows are a good way to get the most out of them and their songs, including ones from the new album. Check them out on their upcoming Canadian tour with The Latency and The New Cities in your hometown.
For more information on Faber Drive, visit them at myspace.com/faberdrive
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