Camden Cox

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Camden Aimee Kraye Cox (born October 1990) is an English electronic dance singer-songwriter, producer and DJ. She won an ASCAP London Award for co-writing John Summit and Hayla's "Where You Are" and earned a Grammy Award nomination for contributing to Deadmau5 and Kaskade's album Kx5 (2023).

Born
Camden Aimee Kraye Cox

October 1990 (age 35)
Lincoln, England
Genres
Years active2009–present
Labels
  • RCA Records
  • D4 D4nce
  • Sign of the Times
  • Perfect Havoc
  • Cake Girl
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Camden Cox
Born
Camden Aimee Kraye Cox

October 1990 (age 35)
Lincoln, England
Genres
Years active2009–present
Labels
  • RCA Records
  • D4 D4nce
  • Sign of the Times
  • Perfect Havoc
  • Cake Girl
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As a solo artist, Cox signed with RCA Records in 2022. She was nominated for Vocalist of the Year at the 2024 Electronic Dance Music Awards.

Early life

Cox is from Lincoln in the East Midlands.[1] Her mother worked as a drum and bass club promoter locally in Lincoln, while her father was a drum player in Birmingham. Cox completed a BTEC National Diploma in Performing Arts at Stratford-upon-Avon College.[2]

Career

2009–2021

At age 18 in summer 2009, Cox auditioned for The X Factor.[2] Cox wrote and had her first feature on the track "Running My Head" for Shirobon, which was released in 2012. Cox was then invited by RAM Records to contribute to their works as a topline songwriter. During this time, she transitioned her genre focus from drum and bass to house music. [3]

Via Little Boots' label On Repeat Records, Cox's debut EP Kinda Like was released in 2014 along with the title track[4] and "Disguise".[5][6] She released the singles "Focus" in 2016,[7] "Gold"[8] and "Did You Love Me?" in 2017, followed by "Time"[9] and "Not the One" in 2018.[10] She featured on the tracks "Dreamin'" by Embody,[11] "Good Vibes" by Basada[12] and "Sincere" by House & Garage Orchestra in 2018 and "Destiny" by Kydus in 2019.[13]

Cox released her next single "Somebody Else" in 2019 via the label Perfect Havoc[14] and the singles "Healing"[15] and "Apart" in 2020.[16] "Healing" was MistaJam's Today's Dance Anthem on BBC Radio 1. That autumn, Cox performed "Under the Water", for BBC Music Introducing ahead of the song's release in 2021 via D4 Dance.[17] Her collaborations included "Mind Control" with Joe Stone in 2020[18] and a vocal feature on "Burning" by Eli & Fur in 2021.[19]

2022–present

In 2022, Cox signed a solo record deal with RCA Records. The first tracks released under the label were "Over"[20] and "Elevated".[21][22] She also featured on "System Overload" by Quarterhead,[23] collaborated with the likes of Kream and Idemi,[24] and had a DJ gig for Capital Weekender.[25]

Cox contributed to Deadmau5 and Kaskade's album Kx5 (2023). This earned Cox her first Grammy Award nomination.[26] Cox performed at the 2023 Boardmasters Festival and Electric Daisy Carnival and supported Ellie Goulding during her comeback concert at Koko.[27] She released the single "Touching Me"[28] and did collaborations with artists including Guz[29] and Biscits.[30] Cox co-wrote John Summit and Hayla's song "Where You Are". For "Where You Are", Cox won an ASCAP London Award in 2024.[31]

Cox was nominated for Vocalist of the Year at the 2024 Electronic Dance Music Awards[32] and appeared on the EDM.com Class of 2024 list.[33] Also in 2024, she performed at Lollapalooza.[34] She released the single "Another"[35] followed by "Ashes" and "Shivers" in 2025.[36][37] Her collaborations included "Walk on Air" with Patrick Topping,[38] "Fast Forward" with Jason Ross,[39] and then "Destiny" with Layton Giordani.[40]

Artistry

Cox's early work received comparisons to AlunaGeorge, Sky Ferreira, Tove Lo, Banks and Sbtrkt.[41] She has named Robyn and Deadmau5 her main influences.[42] In 2017, she also praised Massive Attack and Alex Clare.[43] In 2023, she mentioned Tove Lo, Camelphat, Fred Again, Bicep, Tinlicker and Róisín Murphy.[44]

Discography

EPs

  • Kinda Like (2014)

Singles

  • "Focus" (2016)
  • "Gold" (2017)
  • "Did You Love Me?" (2017)
  • "Time" (2018)
  • "Somebody Else" (2019)
  • "Healing" (2020)
  • "Apart" (2020)
  • "Under the Water" (2021)
  • "Over" (2022)
  • "Elevated" (2022)
  • "Oblivion" (2023)
  • "Touching Me" (2023)
  • "Another" (2024)
  • "Take Me Back" (2024)
  • "Ashes" (2025)
  • "Shivers" (2025)

Collaborations

  • "Stay the Night" (2019) with Just Kiddin
  • "Without You" (2020) with Leftwing : Kody
  • "Mind Control" (2020) with Joe Stone
  • "Make or Break" (2020) with Future Cut
  • "Something About You" (2021) with Sonny Fodera and Yeah Boy
  • "Moment" (2022) with Jaded
  • "Chemistry" (2022) with Kream and Idemi
  • "Pouring Rain" (2023) with Guz
  • "Lady Love" (2023) with Oden & Fatso
  • "365" (2023) with Biscits
  • "Vertigo" (2024) with Agents of Time
  • "Walk on Air" (2025) with Patrick Topping
  • "Surround Me" (2025) with Punctual and Shift K3y
  • "Your Love" (2025) with Guchi
  • "Fast Forward" (2025) with Jason Ross, Horyzon and TW3LVE
  • "No Matter" (2026) with Leon Lour
  • "Destiny" (2026) with Layton Giordani
  • "Sun Goes Down" (2026) with Wax Motif and Zhu
  • "Dreamin'" (2015) by Embody
  • "Good Vibes" (2018) by Basada
  • "Sincere" by House & Garage Orchestra
  • "Destiny" (2019) by Kydus
  • "Voodoo" (2021) by Spada
  • "Do You Remember" (2021) by Dombresky
  • "Saving Time" (2021) by Joshwa
  • "Burning" (2021) by Eli & Fur
  • "Fears in the Fire" (2022) by Miane
  • "System Overload" (2022) by Quarterhead
  • "Hungover" (2023) by John Summit and Mathame
  • "Amnesia" (2023) by Chapter & Verse

Select songwriting and production credits

More information Year, Artist ...
Year Artist Song(s) Album
2019 Example "Click" N/a
Headhunterz "Orange Heart" (featuring Sian Evans
2020 Louisa "Like I Love Me"
2021 Nervo "Gotta Be You" (feat Carla Monroe)
WEISS "Lift Me Up" (feat Sharlene Hector
2022 Deadmau5 & Kaskade "Escape" (feat Hayla) Kx5
Girls' Generation "Freedom" Forever 1
2023 Felix Cartal & Karen Harding "Need Your Love" N/a
Conor Maynard "Dark Side" +11 Hours
John Summit "Where You Are" (with Hayla) Comfort in Chaos
2024 "Go Back" (feat Julia Church)
Alok & Bebe Rexha "Deep In Your Love" N/a
Hayden James "Waves Out" (with Ross Collins) We Could Be Love
2025 Gryffin & Kaskade "In My Head" (feat Nu-La) N/a
Hardwell "Sanctuary"
Anabel Englund "King Size"
2026 Joel Corry "Stuck in a Loop"
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