Camille Parker Unleashes New Country Track "RUN WILD"

Camille Parker, a rising star in the country music scene, has released her latest single "RUN WILD" on January 29, 2025. This new track showcases Parker's unique blend of country and soul, reflecting her diverse musical influences and Southern roots.
"RUN WILD" is a vibrant, upbeat song that celebrates authenticity and freedom. The lyrics speak to breaking free from expectations and embracing one's true self. The song's production features a dynamic blend of country and pop elements that complement Parker's powerful vocals.
Originally from Durham, North Carolina, Parker's journey in music began at a young age, inspired by her grandfather, a former trumpet player and Army band veteran. She was exposed to a wide range of music, including Charlie Pride, The Pointer Sisters, and Linda Martell, which helped shape her eclectic sound.
"RUN WILD" follows Parker's debut EP "After The Whiskey, Pt. 1," which dropped in October, 2023. The EP garnered significant attention, contributing to Parker's impressive streaming numbers, which are sitting at over three million on-demand streams globally.
Parker's musical journey has been marked by several notable achievements. She was named to CMT's Next Women of Country Class of 2022, a program that has previously featured successful artists like Kacey Musgraves and Maren Morris. Additionally, she was featured on Apple TV's original series "My Kind of Country," which provided her with broader exposure.
In February 2024, Parker made her Grand Ole Opry debut, a significant milestone for any country artist. This performance came on the heels of appearances at major music festivals such as CMA Fest, Bonnaroo, and The Long Road Festival.
Parker's approach to music is deeply rooted in her personal experiences and background. Raised by her Jamaican grandmother and African American step-grandfather, she represents a new wave of diverse voices in country music. Her mantra, "Tell the truth and make them dance," encapsulates her artistic philosophy of creating authentic, relatable music with a groove.