Anything Can't Happen is the long-awaited debut album from Dorothea Paas, one of Canada's most beloved singer-songwriters. For over a decade, Paas has played her unique, prismatic style of folk songcraft for audiences across North America, and lent her talents as a guitarist and vocalist to artists like Jennifer Castle, U.S. Girls and Badge Epoque Ensemble. The songs on this album have been through a near-infinite number of forms - Paas has played them solo and with a full band, electric and acoustic, at house shows and in sold-out venues. They manage to fit inside each context, like water taking the shape of it's container.
Anything Can't Happen is the long-awaited debut album from Dorothea Paas, one of Canada's most beloved singer-songwriters. For over a decade, Paas has played her unique, prismatic style of folk songcraft for audiences across North America, and lent her talents as a guitarist and vocalist to artists like Jennifer Castle, U.S. Girls and Badge Epoque Ensemble. The songs on this album have been through a near-infinite number of forms - Paas has played them solo and with a full band, electric and acoustic, at house shows and in sold-out venues. They manage to fit inside each context, like water taking the shape of it's container.
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Available Formats and Editions
1. One
2. Anything Can't Happen
3. Container
4. Closer to Mine
5. Interlude
6. Wabes Rising
7. Perfect Love
8. Frozen Window
9. Running Under My Life
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Anything Can't Happen is the long-awaited debut album from Dorothea Paas, one of Canada's most beloved singer-songwriters. For over a decade, Paas has played her unique, prismatic style of folk songcraft for audiences across North America, and lent her talents as a guitarist and vocalist to artists like Jennifer Castle, U.S. Girls and Badge Epoque Ensemble. The songs on this album have been through a near-infinite number of forms - Paas has played them solo and with a full band, electric and acoustic, at house shows and in sold-out venues. They manage to fit inside each context, like water taking the shape of it's container.
