It feels like it’s been a long wait since the first singles from this album dropped, but release day is now upon us as Arts & Crafts release Georgia Harmer‘s sophomore album, Eye of the Storm. The album delves deeper than her introspective 2022 debut, exploring relationships and self-awareness…”seeking to answer questions of what to carry, what to leave behind, and what to follow forward.”
The album’s title track, Eye of the Storm, sets the tone with its soft and intimate melody—a poignant rumination on the quiet toll of holding space for someone else’s pain. It’s a beautifully raw and vulnerable piece that, like the rest of the album, was self-produced by Harmer. The songs were recorded live in comfortable, familiar settings—from living rooms to backyard garages—allowing for a stripped-down sound that captures every creak of a chair and subtle echo. This creates an atmosphere of genuine intimacy, as if the listener is a trusted confidante in the room where the music was made.
The singles we’ve already heard—the serene “Can We Be Still” (featured in: Monday Morning Brew #89), the tender “Little Light,” and the introspective “Take it On”—now settle perfectly into the album’s sweeping narrative. As a North American tour begins on October 30, Georgia Harmer is poised to unveil this deeply intimate and carefully honed work.
Eye Of The Storm (August 15th, 2025) Arts & Crafts
THE EYE OF THE STORM TOUR – DATES
Oct 30 – Hamilton ON – Bridgeworks
Nov 01 – Windsor ON – The Meteor
Nov 02 – Guelph ON – Sonic Hall
Nov 05 – Toronto ON – The Great Hall
Nov 06 – Montreal QC – La Sala Rossa
Nov 07 – Ottawa ON – NAC 4th Stage
Nov 08 – Kingston ON – Broom Factory
Nov 12 – New York NY – Baby’s All Right
Nov 19 – Los Angeles CA – Zebulon
Nov 21 – Victoria BC – Lucky Bar
Nov 22 – Vancouver BC – Biltmore Cabaret
Nov 23 – Penticton BC – Dream Cafe
Nov 25 – Calgary AB – Festival Hall
Nov 27 – Saskatoon SK – Capitol Music Club
Nov 28 – Regina SK – The Artesian
Nov 29 – Winnipeg MB – Park Theatre