For Olivia Mae Graham, the dream has always been clear but now it has finally become real. An artist who has spent years writing songs, playing every stage she could, and building her career from the ground up, this momentum represents more than recognition, it’s arrival. Graham will debut a brand new song on the CMAOntario stage at the 14th annual Country Music Association of Ontario Awards in Port Credit on May 31, while also earning nominations in four categories: Breakthrough Artist of the Year, Female Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, and Music Video of the Year.A year of milestones, all leading to this moment. As she prepares for the show, Graham hints at what’s to come. “What will I wear? What will I sing? You’ll have to wait and see,” she says with a smile. Graham, joined by bandmate Nolan Gibson (Musician of the Year nominee) and the 3x nominee the Western Swing Authority, will step onto one of Ontario’s biggest stages with the same authenticity and storytelling that has propelled her career. Shared with her team, who have also been recognized this year, for their work on her debut album Nobody, Jay Allan and Aaron Murray Record Producer(s) of the Year.With her ever-growing fanbase and the MaeFlower community, Graham is stepping into a new chapter, one defined not just by potential, but by purpose. Her current single ‘I’m Not Sorry,’ continues to gain traction. “I couldn’t be more proud of this album, this team, and the Ontario country music family for welcoming my music with open arms,” says Graham. This is only the beginning.