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Georgia Harmer

Canadian singer-songwriter on Arts & Crafts Productions.

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Georgia Harmer

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Georgia Harmer is a Canadian singer-songwriter on Arts & Crafts Productions. Her debut album, Stay in Touch, arrived on April 22, 2022, preceded by singles "Headrush" (2021), "Austin", "All in My Mind", "Talamanca", and "Top Down". She is the niece of Sarah Harmer and the daughter of Mary Harmer and Gord Tough—all former members of Weeping Tile. Harmer released her second album, Eye of the Storm, on August 15, 2025, and headlined her first full Canadian tour that fall.

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Debut album
Stay in Touch (2022)
Second album
Eye of the Storm (2025)
Label
Arts & Crafts Productions
First single
Headrush (2021)
Early band
I Eat Kids (age 9)

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Background

Harmer's musical roots run deep: her mother Mary Harmer, father Gord Tough, and aunt Sarah Harmer all played in the band Weeping Tile. Tough also serves as guitarist for both Sarah Harmer and Kathleen Edwards. At age 9, Harmer joined the child band I Eat Kids, which included Tim Vesely's daughter Sadie. She attended McGill University in the late 2010s before dropping out to pursue music, then took a gig as a backing vocalist for Alessia Cara.

Her debut single "Headrush" dropped in 2021, followed by four more singles in 2022 ahead of Stay in Touch. She supported that album with a national tour opening for Dan Mangan. In 2023, Harmer formed the band Dweller with Dylan MacDonald, Kris Ulrich, and Julian Psihogios, releasing a self-titled debut EP that December. She also helped singer-songwriter Bells Larsen compose vocal harmonies for his 2025 album Blurring Time.

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