Camille Blackman

Camille Blackman is a Washington, D.C.–raised singer, songwriter, and bedroom producer whose lifelong dive into theater, sports, and the arts eventually crystallized into a full-blown obsession with music. After discovering her voice in her school’s jazz band and teaching herself guitar, production, and songwriting from her childhood home, she carried that creative spark to Los Angeles, where she briefly attended USC before fully pursuing her own artistic world. With releases like the dreamy “Can’t Have Your Fish & Eat It Too” and today’s whimsical, self-produced “Mouse,” Camille continues to build a universe that’s nostalgic, playful, and unmistakably her own.