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20 Years Later, Sarah Harmer's New Album Reconnects With Her Solo Debut

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20 Years Later, Sarah Harmer's New Album Reconnects With Her Solo Debut

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February 21, 2020 • Harmer's latest record, Are You Gone, is a spiritual successor to an album that came out back in the year 2000: You Were Here.

Sarah Harmer On World Cafe

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Sarah Harmer: A Quieter, Folkier Turn

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April 4, 2006 • Sarah Harmer's music used to be categorized as alt-rock, but recently she has turned her signature intelligent songwriting to her country and bluegrass roots. Her latest album, I'm A Mountain, is a throwback to the back-porch folk album that she recorded for her father in 1999.

Sarah Harmer: A Quieter, Folkier Turn

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