15-year-old Kaiya Gamble’s dynamic and deeply emotional voice will leave you speechless. This soulful pop singer/songwriter, performer and multi-instrumentalist based in Calgary, Alberta has captivated large and small audiences since she was just 9. Her music can be described between Alessia Cara, Sara Bareilles, Alicia Keys and the legendary Lady Gaga. But it is Kaiya’s powerful message of inclusivity and hope that makes her growing fanbase truly become ‘super fans,’ proudly a part of her journey to reach bigger and bigger audiences worldwide.

Finding early success with her 2020 debut single “Speak Out” premiering on CBC Radio’s ‘Key of A,’ the song placed in the Top 3 in the 2021 International Women’s Freedom Song Contest, received radio play on Alberta’s top radio stations, and was nominated for Pop Single of the Year at the 2021 YYC Music Awards. Kaiya continued her rise, working with JUNO award-winning producers, Spencer Cheyne and Justin Kudding on her other songs “Sweet Talker” and “I’m In It,” which is her highest streaming single to date.

Kaiya has already performed for thousands of people, including on stage with JUNO / CCMA award winner Brett Kissel, Paul Brandt’s ‘Not My City’ function, and headlining at Hayley Wickenheiser’s Wickfest three years in a row. She was also the youngest artist selected to perform at Canadian Music Week 2022. She frequently performs in support of many charitable causes, including a monthly virtual performance for the Cancer Ward in the Randwick Children’s Hospital in Sydney, Australia as a volunteer with A Sound Life, and her ‘Kaiya Live’ a free online benefit concert that was streamed worldwide in fall of 2021.

Her charitable commitment led Kaiya to be the first ever recipient of the Women of Inspiration youth excellence award recognizing her work in music and philanthropy. In the fall of 2021, Kaiya was named the Standout Artist in Lawson Vocal Studio’s national contest, Becoming. She is also the youngest artist to be featured in HOLR Magazine’s ‘In the Mirror’ Podcast, and was nominated for the Prophets of Music Emerging Artist award at the 2021 YYC Music Awards.

“I hope with my music, I can connect people with the deepest parts of themselves, and they’ll know they aren’t alone. Everyone’s welcome.” With her inclusive personality and incredibly soulful songs, Kaiya is on the path to becoming Canada’s next breakout pop artist. 

15-year-old Kaiya Gamble’s dynamic and deeply emotional voice will leave you speechless. This soulful pop singer/songwriter, performer and multi-instrumentalist based in Calgary, Alberta has captivated large and small audiences since she was just 9. Her music can be described between Alessia Cara, Sara Bareilles, Alicia Keys and the legendary Lady Gaga. But it is Kaiya’s powerful message of inclusivity and hope that makes her growing fanbase truly become ‘super fans,’ proudly a part of her journey to reach bigger and bigger audiences worldwide.

Finding early success with her 2020 debut single “Speak Out” premiering on CBC Radio’s ‘Key of A,’ the song placed in the Top 3 in the 2021 International Women’s Freedom Song Contest, received radio play on Alberta’s top radio stations, and was nominated for Pop Single of the Year at the 2021 YYC Music Awards. Kaiya continued her rise, working with JUNO award-winning producers, Spencer Cheyne and Justin Kudding on her other songs “Sweet Talker” and “I’m In It,” which is her highest streaming single to date.

Kaiya has already performed for thousands of people, including on stage with JUNO / CCMA Award winner Brett Kissel, Paul Brandt’s ‘Not My City’ function, and headlining at Hayley Wickenheiser’s Wickfest three years in a row. She was also the youngest artist selected to perform at Canadian Music Week 2022. She frequently performs in support of many charitable causes, including a monthly virtual performance for the Cancer Ward in the Randwick Children’s Hospital in Sydney, Australia as a volunteer with A Sound Life, and her ‘Kaiya Live’ a free online benefit concert that was streamed worldwide in fall of 2021.

Her charitable commitment led Kaiya to be the first ever recipient of the Women of Inspiration youth excellence award recognizing her work in music and philanthropy. In fall of 2021, Kaiya was named the Standout Artist in Lawson Vocal Studio’s national contest, Becoming. She is also the youngest artist to be featured in HOLR Magazine’s ‘In the Mirror’ Podcast, and was nominated for the Prophets of Music Emerging Artist award at the 2021 YYC Music Awards.

“I hope with my music, I can connect people with the deepest parts of themselves, and they’ll know they aren’t alone. Everyone’s welcome.” With her inclusive personality and incredibly soulful songs, Kaiya is on the path to becoming Canada’s next breakout pop artist.