Taylor-Rae

Taylor-Rae’s soaring vocals have turned heads in country music from Canada all the way down to Nashville, Tennessee.

Kicking off the year on a high, Taylor-Rae took home her first two British Columbia Country Music Associated Awards for Female Artist of the Year and Song of the Year for her 2023 power ballad “If This Is Love”.

Taylor-Rae rang in the new year at the Edmonton Ice District where she played for thousands of people, opening for Josh Ross. She made her Whiskey Jam debut on the eve of her release for Honest the EP, which has over 4.5 millions streams collectively. The EP garnered support from DSPs including the cover of Amazon Music’s Breakthrough Country and a billboard in Times Square.

Taylor-Rae kicked off the festival season at top speed making her CMA Fest debut, landing the Spotlight Stage, following Dolly Parton. She then headed to Canada for Burwood Music Festival in support of Gary Levox, Sunfest Music Festival and Boots and Hearts Music Festival. At Boots and Hearts, Taylor-Rae also had a standout moment when she performed live at the SiriusXM’s Barn.

In the midst of playing shows across Canada, Taylor-Rae dropped her brand new single, “Sendin’ Myself to Church”, which landed playlist support from across DSP Platforms.

Ahead of Boots and Hearts, Taylor-Rae was featured on eTalk, Breakfast Television, and MuchMusic.

Taylor-Rae’s upcoming single “Drunk Plans” will hit streaming platforms later this fall, as she closes the year out with performances in Nashville at the Song Suffragettes writer’s round and more.