Robbie Harte is an award-winning international country music recording artist based in New York. Originally from Montreal, Canada, Robbie is known for her honest and inspiring songwriting, warm, rich vocals, and heartfelt delivery. She captivates audiences with songs that promote resilience and hope.

Robbie's journey into music was shaped by her own experiences with adversity. After a life-changing injury left her with chronic pain and temporarily silenced her voice, she discovered that music was the key to her healing. Determined to show her young daughter that disabilities should never limit ambition, Robbie embraced her passion and launched her career.

In 2017, Robbie began writing and developing her unique sound and style, paving the way for her breakout single, "17," in 2020, which topped the charts multiple times. Her music has received consistent airplay in the US and abroad, frequently reaching the #1 spot and solidifying her presence in the indie country music scene. 

Her latest single, "My Mama's Daughter," has received international radio support, reaching #1 on charts in Canada and the US, while making the Top 10 in the UK, France, and Germany. Furthermore, as of December 15th, "My Mama's Daughter" was #4 on Yangaroo's Top CanCon Downloads and #5 on Yangaroo's Most Active Indies.

Her success has earned her numerous awards and accolades, allowing her soulful songs and stories to connect with fans worldwide.

In 2022, Robbie won the ISSA "Songwriter of the Year" award and the "Single of the Year" award for her single "Outside My Window." In 2023, she received nominations for the Josie Music Awards and the Who's Who Country Music Awards. Most recently, in 2024, she was honored with multiple nominations, including "Rising Star - Country," and won the Josie Music Award for "Music Video of the Year Performance Focused" for her video "Sticks and Stones," presented at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.

In 2025, Robbie's duet "Love Like That" with Lynne Swaney won Best Country Ballad at the Fair Play Country Music Awards in the Netherlands.

Robbie has performed at renowned venues such as The Horizon Stage at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, The Long Island Music Hall of Fame, The Bitter End in New York, and stages in Nashville, Atlanta, London (UK), Toronto, and her hometown of Montreal.

Beyond her music, Robbie is also a voiceover artist and was the former host of Country Crops. A proud member of the CMA and CCMA, she is a Breedlove Artist and a passionate advocate for disability awareness and acceptance.