Camille first captured global attention as an internet sensation with her impressive vocal renditions, including a standout performance of John Coltrane’s “Giant Steps.” Since then, she has emerged as one of the most intriguing jazz artists in the industry.

Trained in opera, theater, and dance at the Nice Conservatory, Camille also won an award for classical piano. At 20, she began writing, directing, and performing in children’s theater. With a jazz-loving father as her inspiration, she pursued vocal jazz and improvisation at the Conservatoire de Paris. In 2016, New York’s Sunnyside Records discovered her talent, leading to her debut album “Envie” and her introduction to the vibrant New York jazz scene. Collaborations soon followed with Dan Tepfer, Michael Leonhart, Jeff Ballard, and Joe Sanders, culminating in her critically acclaimed second album, “Pas de Géant,” released under Sony France in 2018.

Touring internationally ever since, she launched her fifth album, “Bonjour Mon Amour” in 2023, earning the prestigious “Les Victoires du jazz” award for best jazz vocal album. Her sweet, free and unbridled style is surprisingly inspired more by John Coltrane than singers such as Betty Carter or Ella Fitzgerald. In the last decade, Camille has cemented herself as a unique vocalist, weaving and shaping her words, rhythms, notes and lyrics into the compositions, laying them at high speeds over melodies and harmonies.