Cam

Camaron Marvel Ochs, professionally known as Cam, is a California-born country artist whose ethereal vocals and introspective songwriting have carved a unique space in modern country music. Raised in Lafayette, California, with formative time spent on her grandparents’ ranch in Oceanside, Cam was steeped early in the sounds of Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson, and Bonnie Raitt. Her musical journey began in earnest at the University of California, Davis, where she studied psychology and founded an all-female a cappella group. A pivotal moment came during a soul-searching trip to Nepal, where she gained confidence playing guitar and began to envision a life devoted to music.Cam’s breakthrough came with her haunting ballad “Burning House,” which earned her a Grammy nomination and quadruple platinum status. The song’s success led to her major label debut album Untamed in 2015, followed by The Otherside in 2020, showcasing collaborations with artists like Sam Smith and Avicii. Her songwriting prowess extends beyond her own discography—she’s penned tracks for Beyoncé, Miley Cyrus, and Harry Styles, blending country roots with pop sensibilities. Cam’s music is known for its emotional depth, often exploring themes of vulnerability, identity, and transformation.Beyond the studio, Cam is a vocal advocate for diversity and inclusion in the music industry, serving on the Recording Academy’s Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion. Her most recent album, All Things Light, is a deeply personal offering inspired by motherhood and spiritual reflection, dedicated to her daughter Lucy. With a sound that gracefully weaves country, folk, and left-field pop, Cam continues to push boundaries while staying grounded in storytelling that resonates across generations.