Where has all the colour gone? My latest single release.

Living on the edge of time out now.

Strange weather, new single release.

The Precipice follows from my previous works, Behind the Facade and Rise. This work finds itself at the place in which the world now collectively holds its breath as we try to overcome the existential threats currently facing humanity. However, the threats of climate change and nuclear war have a common underlying cause: rising inequality.

Had so much fun chatting with the girls from No apologies on Brisbane radio 4zzz.

I will be having a quick chat with Bec from RTRFM 92.1 in Perth about my new single Blossoming again. Tune in AWST: 11.30 am (1.10pm EDST) on Friday 1 October

Blossoming again is a story about reflecting on the status quo and challenging it. Letting go of this notion of a perfection, always striving to keep up, this pressure often leads to escapism. But what if we refuse to conform to these rigid stereotypes, what if different isn’t defective and what if success cannot be reduced to one simple formula. Like in the music industry that has somehow constructed this formula that means music belongs only to youth. How ridiculous really, I mean our stories surpass youth so then must music as a storytelling tool.

So honoured to have 3 poems included in this amazing project! Wildflower, What would you say if you knew? & Eradication of absurd wealth. ITALIAN STUDENTS TAKE LITERARY TRANSLATION TO A NEW LEVEL English-language poetry transformed in the hands of postgraduate students at the University of Salerno

Torquay-based poet, songwriter, storyteller and dreamer, Camille Barr, better known by her stage name Camille Delaquise, has teamed up with Nicky Buckley to create a new music video which focuses on gender equality.

Great write up in the Geelong Advertiser about Nicky Buckley and …Because I was born a girl music video.

Doors were closed, ceilings felt heavy, questions were not asked, opportunities were lost – a million battles have been fought because I was born a girl – ‘…Because I Was Born A Girl’ This lyrical extract from Camille Delaquise’s anthemic single ‘…Because I Was Born A Girl’ from her 2020 debut EP Living In A World Of Silence, unfortunately represents a shared gender experience and has resonated with females across generations who too have suffered injustice on the equality scale for too long.

The project headed by poet and songwriter Camille Barr sees her seamlessly blend her two worlds of artistic expression to capture the kaleidoscope world where exploration is key to understanding the depth of existence. Sitting upon a delicate piano bed with curtains of strings draped around it, Barr creates ballads that underscore deeper political, sociological and environmental messages

Angelic Celtic folk, alternative chamber music, and indie pop with strong hints of medieval hues anchor The Last Folk Singer in a folk-soundscape that twinkles and bursts forth with an almost fairytale charm. At other junctures, haunting pianos and fierce vocals carry ‘Living In A World Of Silence’ into dark, foreboding territory that is strangely alluring.

A recent addition to the Australian music industry, Camille Delaquise is the musical manifestation of poet Camille Barr. Shifting shores from the glorious beaches of Byron Bay to the world class surf of Torquay, Camille reflects her earthy landscape, digging into the whimsical waves of sound.

Forte magazine recently did this little write up about me!

Green left weekly published my poem Winter is near, from my new poetry book RISE.

It is the challenging of a system that limits human potential and holds us all captive to a past system that is long overdue for change. I view the dismantling of this system as having as many benefits for men as women for that should be the point of equality. What this song is about then is bringing into the general consciousness the fact that our societies are still predominately organised within the *realm of a patriarchal system of doing things.