Camille, born in Paris, has crafted an extraordinary musical world over two decades, blending poetry, rhythm, and voice. Influenced by icons like Nina Simone and Ray Charles and her father Hervé Dalmais, Camille's sound is organic and spontaneous. Her 2002 debut, “Le Sac des Filles", introduced her lyrical style. Since then, she’s collaborated with legends, from David Byrne to Hans Zimmer. Recent projects include “LALÀ”, a participatory singing circle, and “The Sound of Milk”, an album celebrating motherhood. She most recently wrote the score and all original songs for “Emilia Pérez”, with Clement Ducol. Camille's music defies boundaries, from pop to shamanic drumming.