Tyler Hache is a singer-songwriter and poet from Moncton, New Brunswick.

Music

Tyler Hache is an award-winning singer-songwriter from Moncton, New Brunswick, whose debut album, Silent, earned the Music/Musique NB Solo Recording of the Year in 2016 and opened doors to a wide range of early opportunities, including performances alongside acclaimed artists such as Hey Rosetta!, David Myles, and Leif Vollebekk. Around this time, Hache was selected as one of ten artists from across the country to perform at a national showcase at the Canadian Country Music Association Awards. His performance of the album’s title track, “Silent,” caught the attention of industry representatives who later invited him to Nashville, where he began making regular co-writing trips and gaining valuable experience on Music Row. While completing an Honours Bachelor’s degree in English at Mount Allison University, Hache continued traveling between Moncton and Nashville to refine his craft. His growing passion for creative writing led him to pursue a master’s degree in Creative Writing at the University of Toronto, where he received a national SSHRC grant for his work. His poetry has been published in several literary journals, including the Literary Review of Canada, The Nashwaak Review, and the Atlantic Canadian Poets’ Archive. As part of Sound of Pop’s sync roster, Hache’s original songs have been featured in television and film, such as Love Alaska, The Wedding Planners, and Love in Harmony Valley. After becoming a father in 2024, Hache rediscovered his passion for live performance, which is now at the centre of his musical practice. His October 2025 single, “Meredith,” marks the beginning of a new chapter for the Moncton-based artist, now represented by Agence Boucane.

“From the moment I heard Tyler’s voice, I was blown away. Tyler is an incredibly gifted singer/songwriter, and I’m excited to see what the music world has in store for him.” Ben Strain, Creative Director, MV2 Entertainment

Live Shows

Upcoming live performances to be announced soon…

Meredith

On October 16, 2025, Tyler released “Meredith,” recorded at Aurum Waves Studio in Moncton alongside many talented musicians from the band Beauxmont. The song is now available on all streaming platforms. Click the “Listen Now” button below to hear the song on YouTube.

It Doesn’t Get Better Than This

Tyler’s song “It Doesn’t Get Better Than This” was released on June 23, 2022. It is currently available on all streaming platforms. Click the “Listen Now” button below to hear the song on YouTube.

Sitting in Infinity

On October 21, 2021, Tyler released “Sitting in Infinity,” which was co-written with Lucette. The song is now available on all streaming platforms. Click the “Listen Now” button below to hear the song on YouTube.

For Now and Forever

On July 29, 2021, Tyler Hache released his first single since graduating from the University of Toronto’s master’s in English and Creative Writing program. The song is currently available on all streaming platforms. Click the “Listen Now” button below to hear the song on YouTube.

Let the Colours Run

“Let the Colours Run” was co-written and recorded by Andrew Petroff in Nashville. It was released to all streaming platforms on August 6, 2020, and was the first single since Tyler’s debut album, Silent. Click the “Listen Now” button below to hear the song on YouTube.

Poetry

On September 7, 2022, Tyler Haché released his debut poetry collection, “I Have a Plan This Time,” which was born out of his graduate studies in English and Creative Writing at the University of Toronto.

“Haché’s I Have a Plan This Time is an outstanding debut. Between moments of real tenderness, the writing is splendidly sour and sardonic. William Carlos Williams is so clearly here...in a black mirror.” — A.F. Moritz, Poet Laureate of Toronto

Tyler’s poetry has been published in the Literary Review of Canada, The Nashwaak Review, Half a Grapefruit Magazine, and elsewhere. Hache won the “Hazel Steeves Prize in Creative Writing” for both 2018 and 2019. He was awarded a federal SSHRC CGS M grant and the Avie Bennet Emerging Writers Scholarship to pursue his master’s degree at the University of Toronto.

Plastic Bag in March 2021 issue of Literary Review of Canada

Elevator Music in Half a Grapefruit Magazine

Pacific Junction in Volume 42/43 of The Nashwaak Review

The Hulking Stove in Atlantic Canadian Poets’ Archive

Strato Chief in Volume 40/41 of The Nashwaak Review

Fly Fishing on the Kennebecasis in Volume 40/41 The Nashwaak Review

August Fishing in Volume 40/41 The Nashwaak Review

Contact

For all inquiries, please contact Tyler using the form below.