Internationally acclaimed artist Jess Moskaluke continues to break new ground in country music with her powerhouse vocals, pop-driven hooks, and genre-bending sound. Her latest single, “I Ain’t Country,” builds on the momentum of “Life For Me,” showcasing the bold new direction she’s been embracing over the past year.

A trailblazer in Canadian country, Moskaluke was the first female artist since Shania Twain to achieve Canadian Platinum status with “Cheap Wine and Cigarettes,” which recently celebrated its 10th anniversary with reimagined mixes. She’s earned Canadian Gold certifications for hits like “Take Me Home,” “Kiss Me Quiet,” “Knock Off,” and her first #1, “Country Girls.” She also became the first Canadian female country artist since 2008 to reach the Top 3 with “Drive Me Away.”

A 2017 JUNO Award winner and multiple CCMA Award recipient - including three consecutive wins for Female Artist of the Year - Moskaluke has also been recognized by SOCAN, WCM, and most recently, as a 2024 Women in Music Canada Honours nominee.

Her 2021 album The Demos featured the fan-favourite “Mapdot,” which inspired her first national headlining tour. She has since performed on global stages including C2C in the UK and Australia, and scored her first Australian #1 with “Go Get Er.” She returns to the road in fall 2025 for the Life For Me Tour, building on her reputation for dynamic, sold-out performances.

Beyond music, Moskaluke is deeply committed to giving back. She supports MS Canada in honour of her late father and founded the Jess Moskaluke Youth Award with the Saskatchewan Country Music Association to uplift emerging talent. Embracing her entrepreneurial side, she now mentors rising Canadian artists, bringing her industry experience to a new generation.