Camille Abordo is a multidimensional, futuristic pop visionary: a singer, songwriter, actress, dancer, engineer, producer and director- all wrapped in one strikingly authentic artist. Her artistic journey began at age 7, when a school talent show performance of Britney Spears’ “Oops…I Did It Again” earned a standing ovation and ignited her lifelong passion for pop. From that moment on, she immersed herself in the performing arts, winning regional and national talent competitions, including a scholarship awarded personally by Stevie Wonder. As a teen, she graced television screens in national commercials, FOX’s American Juniors, and was named Star of Tomorrow on NBC’s Showtime at the Apollo. She went on to headline venues such as Universal Studios CityWalk, the LA Fair, the OC Fair, and the Key Club, while also becoming a recurring performer at major sporting events, most notably singing for the Los Angeles Angels at Angels Stadium.

Camille’s trajectory took a pivotal turn when she joined the girl group NMD (No More Drama), curated by Backstreet Boys’ Howie Dorough. Absorbing invaluable industry insight, Camille has since forged her own bold path as a solo artist. A hands-on innovator, Camille helms her artistry - from songwriting and production to simulation of her every visual. Her debut album Sounds From Outer Space (2017) unveiled her electrifying vision of cosmic pop, with her evolution spotlighted in Inland Empire Magazine, The Press Enterprise, and tastemaker outlets like Earmilk. Since then, she has released standout singles like “CREATRiX,” “Like Dat,” and “Pizza My Heart” - immersive transmissions that feel less like music videos and more like gateways into her digital multiverse. The momentum surrounding her latest work led to a feature on NBC radio, where “CREATRiX” marked her debut on U.S. airwaves.

Musically, Camille’s sound is innovative - blending hyper-pop, future bass, dark synth-pop, and analog electronic textures, crowned with heartfelt lyrics and powerhouse vocals. Her anomalous voice has drawn comparisons to Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, and Rihanna: unapologetically powerful and emotional, yet unmistakably her own. Now stepping into her next era, Camille readies the release of her sophomore album CREATRiX - a manifesto of creativity, empowerment, and digital futurism. More than an album, it is a transmission for the technological age: an ode to individuality, innovation, and the limitless future of pop.

Cutthroat Cain is a North American (Southern CA)artist - writer specializing in rap music and underground rnb

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