Bryan Adams has released his new studio album How’s It Goin’ through BAD Records. The collection of songs serves as a musical love letter to his homeland of Canada, drawing on Celtic folk, country, and rock influences.
The 13-track album explores Canadian and Acadian musical traditions while examining the people, places, and history of the country. Highlights include “51st State,” “The Ballad Of Terry Fox,” which appears on the soundtrack for the documentary Run Terry Run, and “Lake Ontario,” a song examining modern cultural distraction.
Additional tracks such as “Highway 16,” “The Bridge,” and “When Canada Joined Newfoundland” focus on Canadian geography and historical figures. The music reflects Adams’ perspective on his home country while focusing on themes of resilience and local storytelling.
Physical formats include standard CD and LP versions, with the vinyl featuring a gatefold sleeve, printed inner sleeves, and an obi strip. A special A4 hardback book edition includes the CD alongside lyrics and photography, while digital versions contain the bonus track “Lake Ontario.”
Bryan Adams is a Grammy and JUNO Award-winning singer, songwriter, and recording artist with a career spanning more than four decades. He remains one of Canada’s most celebrated musical exports and continues to perform internationally.
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