Kalsey Kulyk releases her carefree single “Till I Get To Heaven,” co-written with Liz Rose and Phil Barton.
Canadian country artist Kalsey Kulyk embraces the spirit of summer with her latest single, “Till I Get To Heaven”, released via Universal Music Canada. The track brings together easygoing energy and storytelling charm, wrapped in a melody that feels tailor-made for open roads and long weekends.
Written during a virtual session with acclaimed songwriters Liz Rose and Phil Barton, the single has special significance for Kulyk. The writing process marked a personal milestone for the Saskatchewan-born singer-songwriter, who admired Rose’s work long before they collaborated.
“When I was 17 years old I heard Taylor Swift on the radio for the first time and then immediately went and bought her first album,” Kulyk recalls. “The name that was beside all of my favorite songs on that album was ‘Liz Rose.’”
That early inspiration stayed with her. “I don’t know when or how, but one day I’m going to write songs with her,” she remembers thinking.
Ten years later, she brought “Till I Get To Heaven” into a co-writing session with Rose and Barton, where the idea took shape into a feel-good anthem that champions living life boldly and without regret.
Known for blending timeless vocals with heartfelt lyrics, Kulyk’s music resonates through personal honesty and classic country warmth. Already an established name in the Canadian scene, she continues to build a strong reputation on the back of emotionally resonant songs and a steadily growing fanbase.
With “Till I Get To Heaven,” Kulyk offers a sun-soaked slice of optimism that speaks to both her artistry and her journey—one defined by passion, persistence, and a voice that connects.
