Sarah Harmer
Sarah has been making music in various bands (The Saddletramps, Weeping Tile) and as a solo artist since she was in high school in Burlington. She released Songs for Clem (1999), a collection of country jazz standards, before releasing her first proper solo album, You Were Here (2000), which received critical acclaim, including Time Magazine's pick as debut CD of the year. 2004's All of Our Names earned Sarah her first Juno Award, winning the Adult Alternative Album of the Year. She toured widely in support of her follow up acoustic album "I'm a Mountain" (2005) and her film documentary "Escarpment Blues" (2006) recieved the Juno Award for Best DVD.