Meet SheROCKS 2026 Artist: Camille Fleur

Camille’s music doesn’t rush, it lingers. She opens up about the personal reinvention behind her upcoming project Liminal, the courage it took to step outside industry expectations, and what it means to build a creative world that feels true to her.

‍Q: Your music lives in that space between the intimate and the expansive. What draws you to the idea of liminality, and how does it shape the world you create sonically?

Camille: I’m drawn to the moments where life feels in-between, when you’re not who you were, but not yet who you’re becoming. Musically, I love creating spaces that feel like you’re floating in that space: close, warm, but reaching toward something.

Q: As you work on your forthcoming project, “Liminal," what personal experiences or transitions are influencing this project the most?

Camille: “Liminal” comes from a period of reinvention, stepping away from industry expectations, leaving old versions of myself behind, and learning to trust my instincts as an artist.

Q: Your production style feels warm and dreamlike. What textures or sounds do you instinctively reach for when you’re building that atmosphere?

Camille: I gravitate toward soft synth pads, breathy vocals, and gentle strings. I like sounds that feel like they’re glowing, slightly blurry at the edges.

‍Q: There’s a cinematic quality to your aesthetic as an artist. If your new music were a film, what would the opening scene feel like?

Camille: A slow sunrise over an empty city street, quiet, gold, and full of possibility!

Q: Emotion and introspection are central to your writing. How do you balance vulnerability with artistry when sharing such internal moments?

Camille: My goal with my music is to share just enough to let someone see themselves in the song. The honesty is real, but I frame it in a way that leaves space for the listener to breathe.

Q: As a musician rooted in Los Angeles, how has the city — its pace, its beauty, its chaos — shaped the evolution of your sound?

Camille: LA is a city of contrast: softness inside noise, calm inside ambition. That tension really inspires my music, dreamy, but grounded.

Q: Your music often evokes a sense of becoming. What does transformation mean to you at this stage in your creative journey?

Camille: Transformation means choosing myself, not the safe version, but the true one. It’s trusting my ideas, even when they don’t fit anyone else’s template.

Q: Is this new project a transition into a fresh era for you? What have you discovered about yourself while making “Liminal”?

Camille: Yes, it’s my first era of creating music made entirely for me. I’ve discovered that my voice, both literally and artistically, is stronger when I stop trying to belong and instead create the world I want to live in.