Zach McPhee

Zach McPhee is a Canadian country music singer-songwriter from Vernon, British Columbia. He has charted two singles, "Who Knew" and "Smoke", on the Billboard Canada Country chart. When he was a child, he suffered from a speech impediment and participated in speech therapy. During this process, McPhee learned to sing, which was a technique that was designed to aid his progress. He learned how to play the guitar at age 13. McPhee then played five seasons at the University of Regina, serving as an alternate captain for the final three seasons, while working on a degree in sociology. After university, he turned down a contract offer to play professional hockey in Sweden, electing to move closer to home to be near his family. Fellow BC native Aaron Pritchett reached out to McPhee in 2013 and invited him to do some initial recording. On August 16, 2024, he released a deluxe version of the EP, which included the singles "Who Knew" and "Smoke". In September 2024, McPhee signed a management deal with RLive. That same month, he won the 2024 SiriusXM Top of the Country contest. In 2025, McPhee won the Emerging Artist Award and Album of the Year at the BC Country Music Association Awards. "Smoke" became his first top ten hit at Canadian country radio, and his first single to be certified Gold in Canada. He released the single "Feel Free" in September 2025.

Personal life McPhee and his wife Addie have a son, Mylo, who was born in 2024. Label: Zach McPhee Music Format: Digital download, streaming

Singles