Camden Cox is a rising star in the realm of euphoric dance music, drawing inspiration from her passion for trance and deep house. With a solid footing in the global club scene, she has collaborated with prominent figures such as Tiesto, Gorgon City, and Meduza, earning praise from Mistajam, who hailed her as “one of the most prolific songwriters in the dance music world” when he played her 2020 single ‘Healing’ on his Radio 1 show.

Growing up in Lincoln in the East Midlands, her musical journey was influenced by her father’s role as a drummer in a band and her mother’s love for drum and bass, paving the way for her early immersion into Ministry of Sound compilations. Determined to pursue a career in music, she moved to London, where a chance encounter with Labrinth in a near-empty bar solidified her aspirations, guiding her away from singing on a cruise ship and towards her own musical path.

Since then, Cox’s trajectory has been nothing short of meteoric. Known for her authentic and introspective lyricism, she shuns clichés for genuine expression rooted in real-life experiences. Cox prides herself on writing “very raw and real” – don’t expect to hear throwaway lines like “DJ turn it up!” on a Camden Cox banger. Her achievements in 2024 alone underscore her rising prominence, including but not limited to: Earning a Grammy nomination for her contributions to Kx5’s self-titled album, gracing the cover of Iconic Magazine, and being recognized by EDM.com’s Class of 2024.

“I want to make unique, classy, slightly left-of-centre music that people will sing back to me when I perform for them,” she says. There’s no doubt she’s already on the right track.