Camille, Singer-Songwriter, Offers an Intimate Fresco with Her New Album "The Sound of Milk"
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It is with a three-step album, including "Birth" (2015), "Enfance" (2020), "Adolescence" (2025), that singer Camille celebrates joy as a vital force in a troubled era and questions what is passed on to future generations.
The singer and composer Camille releases The Sound of Milk, a triple album that is intimate and ambitious, celebrating motherhood and the Earth. Meet the Oscar-winning musician who delivers, in three discs, her most personal and endearing project.
Nine years after Oui, the singer returns with The Sound of Milk, a triple album, whose title refers to nursing milk. From motherhood to creation, the artist explores the links that bind us to the living, to our children and to ourselves.
Oscared for the soundtrack of Emilia Pérez, Camille took fifteen years to build the most intimate work of her career: The Sound of Milk. She tells about her motherhood and takes advantage of it to close a family injury.
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