Parker Graye has achieved significant recognition as a singer and songwriter in both Canada and the United States through collaborations with acclaimed songwriters such as Brett James, Donovan Woods, Jenna Johnson, Troy Verges, Andrew Hyatt, and Aaron Zuckerman. Her songwriting success includes a Top 20 placement on Canadian Country Radio for “Rally Around,” recorded by Sully Burrows, and a Top 50 Mediabase chart position for “Love and Hate,” recorded by Annika Catharina. She was also featured in the SiriusXM Top of the Country competition, co-writing three of the eight semi-finalist songs in 2025—an exceptional accomplishment for a songwriter at her level.
As an artist, Parker Graye has amassed over 9.5 million global streams and earned streaming playlist cover placements with Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Spotify, including Fresh Finds Country, Just North of Nashville, Breakthrough Country, and Canada’s Country. She was named an iHeart Future Star by Bell Media stations across Canada, while her single “Good At Gettin’ Gone” reached the Top 50 on the Mediabase chart at Canadian country radio. Her work has also been featured on Billboard.com as one of the “5 Must-Hear Country Songs,” and she has appeared on national media outlets such as Breakfast Television, which aired internationally across North America.
Parker Graye has quickly become recognized within the industry through nominations and performances at the British Columbia Country Music Association Awards, including SOCAN Songwriter of the Year, Female Artist of the Year, Song of the Year, and Breakthrough Artist of the Year. She has performed on some of Nashville’s most esteemed stages, including CMA Fest, The Listening Room Café, Whiskey Jam, and Boots and Hearts Music Festival, the largest country music festival in Canada. In addition to her solo success, Parker has earned 28 independent cuts totaling over 3 million streams with artists such as Lane Smith, Tony Stevens, Sully Burrows, Annika Catharina, and Brettyn Rose, and has been invited to exclusive songwriting camps hosted by Take Out Songs and Robyn Ottolini.
