Stranger Still - We Might Not Tell Everybody This (2026)

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Title: We Might Not Tell Everybody This
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: All-Set Editions
Genre: Jazz, Folk
Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
Total Time: 48:13
Total Size: 253 MB | 111 MB
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Tracklist
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01. Warren Pryor
02. The Mosherville Road
03. If I Could Be Certain, God
04. Day's End
05. Dry Spell
06. A Pinch of Two of Dust
07. The Dog Returns from The Woods
08. It's Good to Be Here
09. Land and Sea
10. Stars
11. Walking Toward the Bus Station

We Might Not Tell Everybody This is the third record from Stranger Still, and is filled with more musical settings by composer Pete Johnston of poems by Canadian poet Alden Nowlan (1933-1983). Johnston and Nowlan share a birthplace of Hants County, Nova Scotia, and the poems tell stories of the people, seasons, and landscape of the Atlantic coast of Canada.

From the liner notes by Allan Cooper: “An old friend of Alden and Claudine Nowlan once told me that each time he visited their home, there was music playing. Our best poets seem to have a sense that the music of words is crucial to a successful poem. Otherwise, the poem will not take flight for the reader. In We Might Not Tell Everybody This, composer Pete Johnston has handled Nowlan’s words with grace and delicacy. The music is quite minimal, but is shaped in such a way that it catches the emotive quality of Nowlan’s words; sometimes a sense of aloneness, sometimes joy or loss, but always with sensitivity and attentiveness.”

The Critics say:

"This is an album of quiet beauty and considerable craft. It’s an eccentric yet charming Canadian folk record that feels rooted in tradition while also subtly pushing against it." - Mike Gates, UKVibe

"In an era often dominated by speed and distraction, We Might Not Tell Everybody This offers something far more valuable: the opportunity to slow down, listen carefully, reflect, and read Nolwan's poems. It reminds us that poetry still matters, that nature still matters, and that music can deepen our understanding of both." - Frankie Pfeiffer, PARIS-MOVE

Mim Adams - vocals
Randi Helmers - vocals
Rob Clutton - string bass
Pete Johnston - acoustic guitar, lap steel, vocals

Sarah Frank - violin
Màiri Chaimbeul - harp
Andrew Killawee - harmonium


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