Camille Christel

Camille Christel is a singer and songwriter from Nottingham known for her hauntingly beautiful and intimate sound. Her music often explores themes of emotional spaces and personal experiences, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that resonates deeply with listeners. Influenced by artists such as Cat Power and Bon Iver, Camille's style blends earthy richness with ethereal qualities. Her debut EP, 'You', released in 2020, marked a significant milestone in her career, offering a muted indie folk journey through her emotional landscapes. Tracks like "Copenhagen," "Chicago," and "New York" showcase her ability to craft songs that are both poignant and evocative, drawing listeners into her personal stories and reflections.

Camille has been praised for her maturity and depth in songwriting, despite her young age. Her music has been championed by notable personalities in the industry, such as Mary Anne Hobbs of BBC 6 Music and Dean Jackson of BBC Introducing. With her diverse influences ranging from pop to electronica, Camille aims to create music that defies genre boundaries, inviting listeners to interpret her work in their own way. Her recent releases, including the EP 'You' and singles like "Goldsmith Street," continue to demonstrate her evolving artistic identity and her unique voice in the indie folk scene.