Sharing secrets with strangers is more common than many realize. Sometimes it’s just a way to test a reaction, so you’re better prepared to share the secret when it counts. This is one of singer-songwriter Mary Bragg’s subjects on her album of the same name, Secrets to Strangers. She also wrestles with uncertainty throughout the album, bringing problems into the open, often without resolving them. In that sense, we are all the receptive stranger to her conversations. Said another way, it’s her way of being relatable. We all have baggage that we need to shed.
Bragg spins stories and ruminations across her twelve songs, written with co-writers Mindy Smith, Maia Sharp, Brady Stablein, and Zach Berrman. After years of producing and engineering…

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