Canadian country powerhouse Taylor-Rae has released her latest single, “Bittersweet,” available now on all streaming platforms.
Following a year filled with accolades and milestones, Taylor-Rae continues to capture the hearts of fans across North America with her poignant songwriting and powerful vocals.
A Song That Hits Home
“Bittersweet” delves into the emotional turmoil of remembering the good times after a breakup … where cherished memories become as painful as they are precious.
Taylor-Rae explains, “This song is an ode to the memories that led to the breakup and the wish that the ‘It’s not you, it’s me’ was more of a clean cut instead of leaving it bittersweet.” The track was penned by Taylor-Rae, David Evans, Aaron Pollock, and Lydia Sutherland, making it a deeply relatable anthem for anyone who has experienced love lost.
Listen To “Bittersweet”
A Rising Star in Country Music
Taylor-Rae’s soaring vocals and heartfelt delivery have solidified her as a standout artist in the country music scene, from Canada to Nashville. She recently won two British Columbia Country Music Association Awards—Female Artist of the Year and Song of the Year for her power ballad If This Is Love.
Her momentum continues after opening for Josh Ross at the Edmonton Ice District and making her Whiskey Jam debut in Nashville. Her recent EP, Honest, has amassed over 5 million streams, further showcasing her growing impact.
New Music & Exciting Milestones
“Bittersweet” marks the second single from her forthcoming EP, Drunk Plans, following the success of its debut track in November 2024, which has already garnered over 300,000 streams. Taylor-Rae has also been named CFCW Radio’s Spotlight Artist, further cementing her status in country music.
Listen to Taylor-Rae on Our Podcast
We had the chance to chat with Taylor-Rae on our podcast! Hear more about her journey!
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