Cami Galles

With pipes that stun and a personality to match, Cami Galles delights crowds all over Chicago with bluesy soul vibes. The singer-songwriter originally from Kansas moves listeners with haunting vocals and melodious tones. Cami has been involved in singing since the young age of four, and music has always been a very important part of her life. She began her career by doing concerts for her parents’ parties before training in both classical and contemporary stylings. She even went on a tour of Europe as a first soprano, singing classical music. Despite classical being within her background it is her love of the blues and soul music that serves as a driving force behind her work, and she has put her voice to work everywhere, ranging from the streets, to cathedrals and recording studios. 

In “Play Victim”, Cami Galles showcases a future blues sound that fuses Jazz, R&B and Pop together. The song picks up where Prince left off – edgy guitars with soft R&B vocals heard on modern day electronic dance music (EDM) tracks. “Elevator” featuring Miss Alex White, is a more traditional blues song with a heavy drum bassline and electric guitar rifts. Galles shows off her sexy side on “Elevator” flirting with audiences through seductive lyrics and alluring refrains. 

The Chicago songstress draws inspiration from musical legends Prince, Aretha Franklin, Amy Winehouse, blues singer Susan Tedeschi, and British star Jess Glynne. Cami Galles performed and collaborated with Miss Alex White of White Mystery. Galles is no stranger to the big stage but also enjoys more intimate lounge settings like SOHO house in Chicago. 

“Good music doesn’t have an expiration date” – Cami Galles 

Good music truly has no expiration date since what matters most is the experience. The connection artists share with listeners through music is what people remember. That connection translates into goosebumps and that is what Cami Galles gives listeners every time. The sweet melodies and haunting vocals are what pull fans closer to Cami.