Loomer

Loomer is a band that originated from Toronto and evolved from the earlier group The Saddletramps, notable for having Sarah Harmer among its original members. After Harmer left to pursue a solo career, core members including Andrew Lindsay, John DeHaas, and Brian Duguay teamed up with Michael Taylor, Iain Thomson, and Scott Loomer to form Loomer. The band gained recognition with their distinctive songwriting style led by Scott Loomer, releasing albums such as *...Your Caramel Heart* and *Songs of the Wild West Island*. Their music received critical acclaim, with support from celebrated broadcaster Bob Harris, and they have been remembered fondly for their engaging live performances around the mid-2000s.

This Canadian band blends elements of folk and Americana with a heartfelt, expressive sound. Loomer has carved out a unique place in the music scene with their thoughtful lyrics and emotive melodies, earning appreciation from audiences who enjoy carefully crafted, roots-influenced music. While information on their activities after their early success seems sparse, their work from that period continues to resonate with fans of the genre.