Camille Lellouche

Camille Lellouche explores a musical world that blends humour and song, situated in French pop with touches of soul and R&B. From the Paris region, she trained early in piano and singing before performing in small venues and moving within theatre and audiovisual circles. Her participation in The Voice in 2015 marked an initial public milestone, where her taste for reimagined covers combined with a theatrical presence. Alongside her work as a comedian on social media and onstage, Camille Lellouche began releasing her own material, primarily piano‑and‑voice ballads and more upbeat pop tracks often centered on romantic relationships, vulnerability and self‑assertion. Her collaboration with slam poet Grand Corps Malade on the 2020 single “Mais je t’aime” increased her visibility as a singer‑songwriter. Since then she has continued to move between touring shows, film and television appearances, and studio work, shaping a musical identity in which expressive interpretation, the French language and the chanson heritage coexist with contemporary sounds.