Camille Parker

American singer-songwriter Camille Parker is a rare, exciting new voice in music with a timeless vision. Born in California, and raised in North Carolina, Camille’s eclectic musical taste blends her southern roots with a refreshing modern perspective. As an artist, songwriter, creative director, and producer, Camille’s music is anthemic, fearlessly vulnerable, and does not shy from individuality. Inspired by genre-defying multi-hyphenates like Tina Turner, Linda Ronstadt and Beyoncé, her mission is to empower others and celebrate resilience and self-discovery.

Since emerging in the Country music space in 2022, Camille’s music has amassed over three million streams and her debut single “The Flame” charted the top 10 in 17 countries on Apple Music’s Country Charts. Her follow-up single “Heartless” charted on terrestrial Country radio, and earned her a debut at the historic Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee. Additionally, Camille is an alumna of CMT's Next Women of Country program (Kacey Musgraves and Maren Morris are also alumni), a featured artist on Apple TV’s original series "My Kind of Country", and several live appearances and performances including CMA Fest (2024), Bonnaroo (2023), and Long Road Festival (2022).