A love letter to Canada sees Adams explore new musical territory, drawing on country, folk and rock while telling stories inspired by the people, places and history of home. How’s It Goin’ could be the most Canadian album ever written!
Inspired by the landscapes, characters, stories and current affairs that are all part of Canada’s ongoing history, How’s It Goin’ sees Adams explore a different musical landscape of his own. Alongside the unmistakable songwriting and voice that have been at the heart of his music, the album introduces elements of country and folk, giving the record a warm, roots-y character.
Among the songs are “Diesel and Dirt,” “How’s It Goin’,” “Iron Ribbon” and “The Battle of Lundy’s
Lane”.
“The idea was simply to make a record about Canada,” says Adams. “It started with writing the song for the documentary, ‘Canada’s Wild Eastern Edge’ and after doing so much research, I was inspired to start writing more songs about Canada. Musically it took me somewhere a little different too, which made the whole thing exciting.”
One of the album’s most poignant moments is “The Ballad of Terry Fox,” Adams’ tribute to one of Canada’s most inspirational figures.The song will also be featured in the forthcoming new documentary film about Terry Fox, entitled “Run Terry Run”.
How’s It Goin’ acknowledges Adams’ roots and delivers an album that is at times personal, cinematic and, occasionally, reflective but always unmistakably Adams.

The album contains 12 songs across CD / LP (packaged in a gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeves, obi and shrink wrap).
The album also comes as part of a beautiful A4 Hardback book, which contains lyrics to the songs and images that relate to the album tracks. The book comes with the album CD housed in the back.