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Jun 05, 2025

Georgia Harmer has announced a new album, Eye of the Storm, and shared its title track with a video. The album is set to release August 15th via Arts & Crafts. More

Georgia Harmer Shares Self-Directed Video for New Song “Top Down”

Stay in Touch Due Out April 22 via Arts & Crafts

Apr 12, 2022

Georgia Harmer is releasing her debut album, Stay in Touch, on April 22 via Arts & Crafts. Now she has shared its third single, “Top Down,” via a self-directed video for it featuring the singer wandering a closed down amusement park in Toronto. More

Georgia Harmer Shares New Song “Talamanca”

Stay in Touch Due Out April 22 via Arts & Crafts

Mar 16, 2022

Georgia Harmer is releasing her debut album, Stay in Touch, on April 22 via Arts & Crafts. Now she has shared its second single, “Talamanca.” More

13 Best Songs of the Week: Nilüfer Yanya, Destroyer, Oceanator, Kurt Vile, and More

Plus Sondre Lerche, Georgia Harmer, Widowspeak, and a Wrap-up of the Week’s Other Notable New Tracks

Feb 18, 2022

Welcome to the seventh Songs of the Week of 2022. We were very indecisive this week, there were too many songs we liked and had trouble narrowing it down to only 10. So this week we have an expanded Top 13. More

Feb 15, 2022

Georgia Harmer has announced the release of her debut album, Stay in Touch, which will be out on April 22 via Arts & Crafts. Harmer has also shared a self-directed video for the album’s lead single, “All in My Mind.” More




Reviews

Apr 27, 2022

Born to a musical family, 22-year-old Georgia Harmer has been immersed in music for as long as she can remember. “My dad would give me these little guitars that he would tune to an open chord so I could just strum and sing along,” she recalls. She started recording her own songs when she was just 10 years old, and as a teenager, she toured with fellow Canadian artist Alessia Cara as a backing vocalist. But when the time came time to make her own album, she knew she had to create it with like-minded people and so she dropped out of university, and soon began jamming with jazz students in Toronto. It seems to have worked out well for her because in doing so she met the very people who would help her craft her debut album, Stay in Touch, including Jasper Smith who engineered and co-produced the LP. More