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Canadian Country Singer Robyn Ottolini Signs With ONErpm For New Album
Hailing from Uxbridge, Ontario, Ottolini became the second runner-up at Boots and Hearts’ Emerging Artist Showcase in 2016, and has built from there. Four years later, she broke through with her viral hit “F-150,” still her most-streamed track to date and her first top 10 on the Billboard Canada Country Airplay chart.
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Sharing the stage with legendary country acts like Shania Twain and Tim McGraw, Ottolini cultivated a devoted fanbase, becoming a CCMA winner and earning multiple hits on the Country Airplay chart. Most recently, she debuted at No. 32 with her hit “Airplane Bottle” last June, and its impact landed the track on the 2025 year-end chart at No. 100.
L-R: ONErpm’s Lindsey Terry, Mike Easterlin, Robyn Ottolini, ONErpm’s Emmanuel Zunz, Delmege MGMT’s Chelsea Smith and ONErpm’s Ryan CunninghamCourtesy Photo
Known for her earnest songwriting, Ottolini's debut record will elevate her sound, which can be heard on “God Knows I Try,” a song that blends sharp lyrics with heartfelt vulnerability, exploring the tension between self-doubt and self-acceptance.
“It’s not only a declaration to others, but a reminder to myself that I’m trying my best and giving everything in my heart to this life. My effort and intentions are what define me, not where I may fall short in someone else’s eyes,” she explains.
According to Ottolini, the music video was inspired by a fellow Canadian artist: “The idea was inspired by the video for Justin Bieber’s song ‘I’ll Show You’,” she says of the clip filmed at Tennessee’s Rutledge Falls. “Though we couldn’t make it to Iceland, Rutledge Falls was the perfect setting for my dreamy waterfall backdrop.”
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Ottolini joins fellow Canadian country singer Brett Kissel, singer-songwriter Sam Drysdale, 2010s pop-reggae band Magic!, R&B artist Verzache and folk singer AHI on ONErpm’s roster chock full of Canadian acts.
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