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Camille Miller

Camille Miller

“Nobody’s Listening”

Camille Miller is an artist and songwriter with a passion for making music that blurs the lines between a wide range of styles and definitions. Her most recent studio work is titled “Nobody’s Listening”, and it feels like a one-of-a-kind example of what she can accomplish with her remarkable creative touch. The song kicks off with a melodic introduction, highlighting influences as diverse as country, blues, and even modern pop music, especially when it comes to various elements, such as the punchy drums and the expressive layers of vocals.

However, the guitars have more of a classic, timeless sound, which tips the hat off to delta blues and folk-rock. The slide parts in particular are absolutely delightful and what’s special about the arrangement is that it feels like the absolute perfect blend of old and new. On one hand, “Nobody’s Listening” has a really warm, old-school vibe to it. On the other, it feels contemporary and super catchy.

I would highly recommend listening to this particular song if you are a fan of artists as diverse as Gillian Welsh, Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty or Ry Cooder, only to mention but a few. From the instrumental backdrop, down to Camille’s versatile and expressive vocal style, this release has got so much to offer. “Nobody’s Listening” is a mature, yet expressive and spontaneous composition, which feels like an amazing taste of what you can expect from the artist in terms of creating a unique blend of sonic identity for herself. This is an excellent release for fans of blues in general, but it is also interesting because it brings a new vibe to the genre. At times, blues-inspired artists tend to faithfully follow a traditional approach to their sound, but Camille stands out for her passion for innovation and her ability to update her classic influences to a more personal formula, in line with today’s eclectic and increasingly diverse music scene.

Find out more about Camille Miller, and do not miss out on Nobody’s Listening, as well as other releases from this talented studio artist.

https://open.spotify.com/album/3B1ArmjyeUEpMQOCk4A7gs?si=8jA0RnuDRny400JJjKYhrg&dl_branch=1&nd=1


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