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Camille Trust Performs During Shawn Mendes' Saturday Night Live Performance


Camille Trust performs during Shawn Mendes' Saturday Night Live performance. Read on.



This past weekend pop-soul songstress Camille Trust lent her stunning vocals to Shawn Mendes' anticipated Saturday Night Live performance of his new single "If I Can't Have You." This performance comes on the heels of the release of her latest single "Lavender" which garnered praise from TIME magazine who dubbed the track one of the '5 Songs You Need to Listen to.' For more information on Camille Trust, visit: http://www.camilletrust.com.

An intoxicating blend of 60s soul, 70s funk and contemporary pop, Camille Trust has a sound that is both nostalgic and avant-garde. The New York City-based siren released her debut EP No Other Way in May 2018 and has quickly established herself as a strong female force in the music scene, garnering praise from the likes of Billboard, Nylon, TIME, DuJour, Popdust and more. Onstage, Camille's dramatic and commanding presence is reminiscent of the great female voices that came before her, channeling the grit of Janis Joplin and intensity of Amy Winehouse.

PRAISE FOR CAMILLE TRUST: "Trust is a powerful singer whose soulful bops can get the dance party started. But on 'Lavender,' she proves that she's just as good at digging into the emotional side ..."Lavender" is soothing and reaffirming, both tender and bracingly strong." - TIME

"There's something about Camille Trust's unyielding voice that makes you ache with her but in the most beautifully captivating way possible." - Billboard

"Camille Trust's vivacious personal and sonic style is reminiscent of past artists like Janis Joplin but she somehow manages to remain a creative force all her own." - DuJour

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