Camaron Marvel Ochs, best known as Cam, is an American country singer and songwriter. Grittiness, honesty, and a show-stopping voice affirmed Cam's place in the modern country vanguard as a Grammy Award-nominated and multi-platinum headliner. She carries on traditions of Nashville storytelling spiked with a fresh spirit of empowerment, and her presence quaked country music to its core on her 2015 full-length debut, "Untamed." Not only did it bow in the Top 15 of the Billboard Top 200 and register at #2 on the Top Country Albums Chart, but it also yielded the double-platinum smash "Burning House" — nominated for “Best Country Solo Performance” at the 2016 Grammy Awards.

To this day, “Burning House” remains the highest-selling song by a female country artist since its release. In 2019, Cam teamed up with Diplo for the Thomas Wesley debut, "So Long (feat. Cam)," breaking boundaries and showcasing her range. Her latest album, "The Otherside," was released on Triple Tigers in 2020.

Cam is also a vocal advocate for music education and inclusion, and spoke on the psychology of music in her 2017 TEDx Talk at the University of Nevada. She is on the Academy of Country Music (ACM) Board and was invited to join The Recording Academy's Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion in 2018. Speaking her mind and holding nothing back, Cam steps up as country’s fieriest woman ready to make history.

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