Jahnah Camille (pronounced “Hannah”) has burst onto the scene with the announcement of her debut EP, *i tried to freeze light, but only remember a girl*, set to be released by Winspear on June 21st. Hailing from the vibrant DIY community of Birmingham, Alabama, this young artist has been turning heads since her high school days with her poignant songs that navigate the turbulent waters of teenage angst, heartbreak, and deep introspection.
Camille’s musical journey is marked by an impressive array of opening slots for notable acts like Clairo, Soccer Mommy, and Wednesday. Her debut announcement came with the single “flesh,” which Consequence praised, noting that it “makes Camille seem more like a peer than an opener” to these established artists.
Camille continues to build anticipation for her EP by sharing a second single, “roadkill.” This track further cements her place as a compelling new voice in the indie music landscape. Keep an ear out for Jahnah Camille, as her evocative sound promises to resonate far and wide.