Jasmine Rae

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Jasmine Rae
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Background information
OriginMelbourne, Victoria, Australia
GenresCountry, blues, soul
Occupation(s)Singer-songwriter
InstrumentsVocals, guitar, harmonica, piano
Years active2008–present
LabelsABC Music
Associated actsBrooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson, Adam Brand, Miranda Lambert, Catherine Britt, Joe Nichols, Kellie Pickler, Kasey Chambers
Websitewww.jasminerae.com

Jasmine Rae is an Australian singer and songwriter who has released five studio albums via ABC Music and Universal Music Australia. Rae has been nominated for four ARIA Music Awards and has won two CMC Music Awards,[1] and received the 'Global Artist of the Year' award by the US Country Music Association in 2013. She is also an eleven time Golden Guitar nominee.

Biography[]

In 2008, Rae auditioned for and won the Telstra Road to Tamworth.[2] Her prize was a recording contract with ABC Music and a performance at the 2008 CMA music festival in Nashville.

Rae recorded and release her debut studio album Look It Up in September 2008. The title track, "Look It Up" was later covered by American country artist Ashton Shepherd, which become a Top 20 hit on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs chart.

In 2009, Rae toured with Brooks & Dunn.

In March 2011, Rae then released her second studio album Listen Here. The album debuted at No. 1 on the ARIA Australian Artists Country Chart and No. 35 on the ARIA Albums Chart. Two singles "Hunky Country Boys" and "I'll Try Anything" topped the Australian Country airplay charts. Those songs plus "I Faked It" also went to No. 1 on the CMC Music Video chart and the album was nominated for an ARIA Music Award.[3] Jasmine was also a Golden Guitar nominee for Female Artist of the Year at the Australian Country Music awards the following January.

In 2012 Australian Music fans voted Jasmine Rae, CMC OZ Artist of the Year.[4] She remains the only female solo artist to ever win the award. In November 2012, Rae released a Christmas EP titled Santa's Little Helper.

In 2013 she received a CMA Award (US) for Global Artist of the Year[5]

In August 2013, Rae released her third studio album If I Want To; the title track shot straight to the top of the CMC Top 30 Countdown chart and held strong for four weeks. The track also topped the Australian Country Radio charts. If I Want To was nominated for an ARIA Award[6] and four Golden Guitar Awards at the 2014 CMA Awards; for Album of the Year, Top Selling Album of the Year, Single of the Year and Female Artist of the Year.[7] US artist Kellie Pickler features on the album on the song "Bad Boys Get Me Good".

In March 2014, Jasmine Rae won her second CMC Music Award for 'Female Oz Artist of the Year.'[8] Rae featured on Adam Brand's song "Quit This Time"[9] from Brand's album My Side of the Street which was released in August 2014.

Jasmine Rae released her fourth album, titled Heartbeat through ABC Music / Universal Music Australia on 15 May 2015. The single "Heartbeat" became her ninth number-one Australian country single[10] and "When I Found You": – a song she originally wrote for her best friends wedding has been viewed more than 10 million times on YouTube.[11] "Everybody Wants to Take My Money" was a finalist in the 2016 International Songwriting Competition.

Heartbeat was nominated for two Golden Guitar awards in 2016 and Jasmine was again nominated for CMC 'Female Oz Artist of the Year' in 2016[12] and 2017.[13] Like If I Want To, the album was produced by Luke Wooten.[14]

In 2018, Jasmine toured with US country singer Granger Smith[15] and began writing for a new album.

In 2019, Jasmine released the singles "Right Now" and "Party on the Couch"[16]—her first official music video in over two and a half years.

Jasmine has also been announced as an artist on the 2020 CMC Rocks QLD line-up.[17]

In 2020 Jasmine released the new singles 'Green Light' and 'Don't Do It For The Haters' plus the album Lion Side. The album was nominated for an 2020 ARIA Award[18] and the album peaked at #11 on the ARIA Albums chart, #2 on the AIR Independent Albums chart and #1 on the ARIA Australian Country Albums chart. Jasmine was also nominated for 'Female Artist of the Year' and 'Contemporary Country Album of the Year' at the 2021 Golden Guitar Awards.[19]

Discography[]

Albums[]

Title Details Peak positions
AUS
[20] 		AUS Country
Look It Up
  • Release date: 6 September 2008
  • Label: ABC Music (1780332)
  • Formats: CD
 62[21] 5
Listen Here
  • Release date: 4 March 2011
  • Label: ABC Music (2762279)
  • Formats: CD, Download
 35 2
If I Want To
  • Release date: 2 August 2013
  • Label: ABC Music (3741975)
  • Formats: CD, Download
 23 2
Heartbeat
  • Release date: 15 May 2015
  • Label: ABC Music (4722644)
  • Formats: CD, Download
 41 3
Lion Side
  • Release date: 24 July 2020[22]
  • Label: ABC Music (0887177)
  • Formats: CD, download, streaming
 11
[23] 		2[24]

Extended play[]

Title Details
Santa's Little Helper
  • Release date: 16 November 2012
  • Label: ABC Music (3723217)
  • Formats: CD, download

Singles[]

  • "Country Singer" (2008) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & No. 1 radio single
  • "Look It Up" (2008) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & No. 1 radio single
  • "Pink Guitar" (2009) No. 3 Australian Country Music Video & No. 3 radio single
  • "Can't a Girl Change Her Mind" (2010)
  • "Hunky Country Boys" (2010) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & No. 1 radio single
  • "I'll Try Anything" (2011) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & 1 radio single
  • "I Faked It" (2011) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & No. 3 radio single
  • "If I Want To" (2013) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & No. 1 radio single
  • "Just Don't Ask Me How I Am" (2013) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & No. 1 radio single
  • "Bad Boys Get Me Good" with Kellie Pickler (2014) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & No. 3 radio single
  • "Heartbeat" (2015) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & No. 1 radio single
  • "When I Found You" (2015) No. 1 Australian Country Music Video & No. 2 radio single (Also the most played track on Australia Country Radio in the first half of 2016)
  • "Eggs in a Basket" (2016) No. 5 radio single
  • "Everybody Wants to Take My Money" (2017) No. 4 radio single and No. 12 Australian Country Video (Also the 8th most played track on Australian Country Radio in 2017)
  • "Right Now" (2019) No. 24 Country radio single
  • "Party On the Couch" (2019) No. 10 Country radio single
  • "Green Light" (2020) No. 14 Country radio single & No. 10 Australian Country Music Video
  • "Don't Do It For The Haters" (2020) No. 5 Country radio single

Awards[]

ARIA Awards[]

The ARIA Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. Rae has been nominated for four ARIA Music Awards, all in the category Best Country Album.[25]

Year Nominee / work Award Result Winner
2009 Look it Up Best Country Album Nominated Troy Cassar-Daley - I Love This Place
2011 Listen Here Best Country Album Nominated Kasey Chambers - Little Bird
2013 If I Want to Best Country Album Nominated Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson - Wreck & Ruin
2020 Lion Side Best Country Album Nominated Fanny Lumsden - Fallow

CMC Music Awards[]

Rae has Won two CMC Music Awards and been a finalist 4 other times.

Year Award Result
2012 CMC Oz Artist of the Year Won
2014 CMC Female Oz Artist of the Year Won
2014 CMC Australian Music Video of the Year ('If I Want To') Nominated
2015 CMC Female Oz Artist of the Year Nominated
2016 CMC Female Oz Artist of the Year Nominated
2017 CMC Australian Female Artist of the Year Nominated

CMA Awards (US)[]

The Jeff Walker Global Country Artist Award recognises outstanding achievements by a country music artist originally signed outside of the United States – in both furthering the popularity of Country Music and bringing attention to the Country Music format in their foreign-based territory.[26]

Year Award Result
2013 CMA Global Artist of the Year[27] Won

References[]

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