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MOSTLY STRANGERS IS: 
JAMES W. DINSMOOR, VOCALS, GUITARS
CODY OJEA, GUITARS
COLE HANKINS, BASS
HANNAH BEAMON, DRUMS
TY ROBERSON, GUITARS

PRODUCED BY ROBERT HANNON & JAMES W. DINSMOOR
RECORDED, ENGINEERED, AND MIXED BY ROBERT HANNON
ADDITIONAL RECORDING BY JAMES W. DINSMOOR & CODY OJEA
MASTERED BY GLENN ZEKSER

MUSIC AND LYRICS BY JAMES W. DINSMOOR
ADDITIONAL MUSIC BY:
COLE HANKINS, HANNAH BEAMON, CODY OJEA, 
TY ROBERSON & ROBIN VINCENT

FEATURING:
JORDAN BRIDGES, VOCALS - “MOSTLY STRANGERS”
ALLISON DINSMOOR, VOCALS - “MOSTLY STRANGERS”
MANDY DINSMOOR, VOCALS - “MOSTLY STRANGERS” 
LAUREN HANUS, SPOKEN WORDS - “SAD BOY HOURS”
ROBIN VINCENT, VOCALS - “PRONOUNS”

GANG VOCALS BY:
HANNAH BEAMON, OCTAVIA BENSON, ALLISON DINSMOOR,
MANDY DINSMOOR, MAY DINSMOOR, SPENCER HARVEY, 
SARAH MICHELSON, KELLY PARKS, ALLESSANDRA ROBERSON 
& TY ROBERSON

ARTWORK, LOGOS & BRANDING BY LINZI TROILO
PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHAD EDWARDS

SPECIAL THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO MADE CONTRIBUTIONS 
BOTH TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE:
CAM DOERING, MARIA MARGIOLAKOU, JENNY VEERAPEN, 
CALEB HICKS, RYAN SEGUR, KYLE LEWIS, EUGENE VO, 
BIG OL’ WOLF, GUS
 

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Mostly strangers

Mostly Strangers is an Atlanta-based indie alternative band blending emotionally resonant songwriting with infectious hooks, energetic live performances, and a collaborative spirit. Founded by songwriter James W. Dinsmoor in 2020 as a solo recording project, the band has since grown into a four-piece featuring Cole Hankins (bass), Hannah Beamon (drums), and Ty Roberson (lead guitar) becoming a familiar presence in Atlanta's DIY music scene.

Following the release of their debut EP Where the Heart Is and full-length concept album GONE, Mostly Strangers returns with The Dangers—their first release written and developed alongside the band's current lineup. Equal parts heartfelt, hook-driven, and cathartic, Mostly Strangers creates music for anyone who's ever struggled to make sense of themselves, their relationships, or the world around them.

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