Heather Christine is an award-winning vocalist, composer and new producer from Mississauga. Her dynamic stage presence and soulful voice have led her to stages across Canada singing live for audiences as large as 25,000.  She has performed at numerous festivals gracing stages including Mississauga’s Celebration Square, Toronto’s Mel Lastman Square, London’s Aeolian Hall and more. 

As a recording artist, Heather Christine’s original sound is a fusion of Jazz with elements of Pop, R&B. Her new single, C’est Magnifique (released Jan 2025) was produced by celebrated Canadian pianist Bill King. The single has received airplay on 31 radio stations around the world including France, Brazil, Scotland, South Africa and the Czech Republic. At home in Canada, the single was heard on CBC Radio and Jazz FM91.1 among others. C’est Magnifique is the first track from her sophomore EP titled Heather Christine with the Bill King Trio featuring Mark Kelso on drums and Paul Novotny on bass. This exciting project features Heather’s new composition, One World alongside unique covers of beloved Jazz standards.

Heather Christine is a proud champion of her fellow musicians and performers. She is the creator and producer of Isn’t She Lovely, an intergenerational concert celebrating women in music. The first concert featured Canadian R&B/Soul Legend Liberty Silver and received a standing ovation at the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts. In 2024, Heather presented the show at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga featuring award-winning Patti Jannetta-Baker.

Heather Christine is deeply motivated by the power of community. She is the creator of West Vocal Jam, an inclusive outreach music program providing an open stage to local singers since 2024. In 2025 West Vocal Jam featured over 100 mini performances throughout the season by a variety of artists including Shannon Butcher, Donovan Locke, Cat Bernardi and more. West Vocal Jam is back by popular demand in 2026 with 6 new events.

In 2023, Heather Christine was presented with the Music Artist of the Year Award by Mississauga City Councillor Stephen Dasko at the Ward 1 Community Excellence Awards. In 2025 she was nominated for a 2025 MARTY (Mississauga Arts Award) in the category of Established Vocalist. She is also the recipient of the Best New Artist Award presented by Mississauga Music in 2018. Heather Christine is grateful to share her passion for music her husband Matt Zaddy. Together they perform as their musical duo River North.

“Heather beautifully done!” – Gloria Estefan, Grammy Award Winning Musician

 “Heather hits all the right chords!!!” - Terry Trouyet, WHFC 91.1 FM - Bel Air, Maryland, USA / www.whfc911.org

“Beautiful and crystalline voice; classic jazz sound.” -  El Cantor de Jazz - Granada, España

 “Warm and welcoming vocals” -  David Moyle & Paul Gardner - Joy 94.9 FM - Melbourne, Australia

Photo above by Susan Ksiezopolski.