Award-winning songwriter and artist Kamille is stepping into a bold new chapter, reintroducing herself as kammy with the release of her first solo track in two years, ‘Who Could Love You Like I Do’. Known for shaping some of the biggest hits of the past decade, the GRAMMY, BRIT and Ivor Novello-winning creative is now turning the spotlight firmly onto her own artistry.
With an extraordinary catalogue boasting over 31 billion streams, Kamille has worked with global stars including Stormzy, Dua Lipa, Fred Again, Kylie Minogue and Jessie Ware. Now, under the kammy moniker, she is reclaiming her narrative with a more personal, unfiltered approach.
‘Who Could Love You Like I Do’: A Revenge Anthem with Heart
Released on 24 April 2026, ‘Who Could Love You Like I Do’ marks a striking return. The track blends slow-burning emotion with a surge of UK garage-inspired production, creating a sound that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking.
At its core, the song is deeply personal. Inspired by a close friend’s heartbreak, kammy channels raw emotion into a cathartic, revenge-fuelled anthem. Speaking on the track, she explains that it became a way to express what words couldn’t at the time—offering comfort, strength, and a reminder of self-worth.
This emotional honesty sets the tone for her new era—one that prioritises vulnerability without sacrificing power.
From Hitmaker to Headliner: Reclaiming Creative Identity
For years, Kamille has been a driving force behind chart-topping hits, often working behind the scenes. Her songwriting credits span genres and generations, from pop heavyweights to grime icons like Headie One.
But with kammy, she’s stepping out of the shadows.
This rebrand represents more than just a name change—it’s a creative reset. Drawing from her experiences navigating identity, visibility, and industry expectations, kammy embraces full artistic freedom. It’s a move that challenges the traditional boundaries placed on songwriters and redefines what it means to own your voice in music.
A Genre-Bending Sound Ahead of Is Music Dying?
Following her critically acclaimed 2023 debut album K1, kammy is pushing even further into experimental territory. Her upcoming project, Is Music Dying?, due in autumn 2026, promises a genre-blurring mix of pop, electronic, R&B and UK garage.
Tracks like “Muscle Memory” featuring Nile Rodgers and “Options” with Bellah and Tamera helped establish her as an artist in her own right, earning widespread radio support and critical acclaim.
Now, kammy is building on that foundation with a sound that feels both contemporary and unmistakably her own.
Championing Visibility and Empowerment in Music
A key theme in kammy’s new chapter is visibility—particularly for songwriters who often remain unrecognised despite shaping the sound of modern music.
With 25 UK Platinum certifications, six UK No.1 singles, and multiple industry awards, Kamille’s credentials are undeniable. Yet her new direction highlights a broader conversation about ownership, recognition, and creative autonomy.
Through kammy, she explores empowerment and self-definition, inviting listeners into a world that is both introspective and boldly expressive.
What’s Next for kammy?
With ‘Who Could Love You Like I Do’ setting the tone, kammy’s next era is shaping up to be her most personal and experimental yet. As anticipation builds for Is Music Dying?, fans can expect more genre-defying releases that challenge expectations and celebrate individuality.
