Toronto-based singer-songwriter Catherine Harrison recently released her latest single, LOVE IS NOT A GAME, challenging conventional notions of love and using music as a powerful platform to advocate for mental health. The anti-Valentine's Day love song encourages listeners to broaden their understanding of love beyond romantic relationships, emphasizing the importance of self-love, connection with others, and a more holistic appreciation for how love can be perceived and used for good.

LOVE IS NOT A GAME is available for streaming and download now. Valentine's Day is typically a time saturated with overly commercialized expressions of a specific type of love and the societal pressures that often accompany them. LOVE IS NOT A GAME challenges the status quo and captures the essence of resisting societal expectations and empowering those who find strength in rejecting the marketed narrative of love. This anti-Valentine's anthem is set to captivate hearts and minds, encouraging a celebration of self-worth and resilience during a season often overshadowed by external pressures.

Catherine, also the president of Revelios, a mental health strategy company, believes that love is a fundamental component of mental health and well-being.

The song's release is not only a musical endeavor but also a charitable one. All proceeds generated from the single, including live shows throughout the year, will be donated to Unison Fund, a registered, non-profit music industry charity that provides counseling, emergency financial support, and other resources to the Canadian music community.

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