Artist	Song
Sarah Harmer	Almost
from All of Our Names (International Version) (2004)
Sarah Harmer	Dandelions In Bullet Holes
from All of Our Names (International Version) (2004)
Sarah Harmer	Silver Road
from All of Our Names (International Version) (2004)
Sarah Harmer	Greeting Card Aisle
from All of Our Names (International Version) (2004)
Sarah Harmer	Pendulums
from All of Our Names (International Version) (2004)

Comment:

Sarah Harmer had already spent four years in popular Kingston band Weeping Tile prior to her solo debut, [i]You Were Here[/i]. Opening with the cut "Basement Apartment" — a song carried over from Weeping Tile's repertoire — that album was hailed as the best debut of the year by [i]Time[/i] magazine, sold 100,000 copies, and quickly established Harmer as a substantial songwriter and major new voice. International success also accompanied her 2004 follow-up, [i]All of Our Names[/i]. As for her new album, [i]I'm a Mountain[/i], it demonstrates yet further growth, both lyrically and musically. A true heir to the legacy of Canadian song, Sarah Harmer is a testament to the power of belief — belief in herself and her ample abilities.

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