Kim Cameron is the Clubland Storyteller Who’ll Take You from Dance Floors to Distant Galaxies
If you could bottle stardust, dancefloor bliss, and a fearless feminine spirit—you’d get Kim Cameron. The Miami-based music maven isn’t just a singer-songwriter. She’s a genre-hopping, Billboard-charting, Cannes-accredited film producer who moves through creativity like it’s her birthright.
Now, with her latest release, “Don’t Look Back (Raf N Soul Mix),” Kim is blending deep house grooves, jazz textures, and cosmic wanderlust into one shimmering, empowering anthem.
“I hate when people say, ‘I wish I would’ve,’” she tells Galore. “This song is about exploring the unexplored, trying the untryable, and taking the leap—even when it scares you.”
And trust us—Kim knows how to leap. With over two decades in the industry, this ever-ready bunny (her words, not ours) has racked up three Billboard hits, 25 iTunes chartings, and more than two dozen music video awards. She’s created children’s films, dropped club bangers, and even launched a music docuseries. But it’s her heart as a storyteller that binds it all together.
Take her track “Next to You,” for example. “It’s a classic love story—boy meets girl,” she says. “I wanted people to feel like they were at the café watching these young lovers hold hands.” It’s this kind of cinematic tenderness that makes Kim more than just a voice—you feel like you’re inside the scene she’s singing about.
Her latest music video (dropping soon) is no exception. Think: hot air balloons lifting you into the stars, intergalactic detours, mountaintop dreams, and CGI that brings the lyrics to life. “How many times do we say we want to go somewhere and never do it? This video is a push to actually go.”
She even brought some unexpected collaborators into the mix—jazz pros Vivian Fang Liu and Noshir Mody making their deep house debut, alongside Raf N Soul, a Sicilian producer whose infectious energy turned the studio into a disco-laced dreamscape.
“Raf dances in the studio while mixing,” Kim laughs. “His energy is so contagious. You can’t not create magic around him.”
And speaking of magic—Kim’s visual aesthetic? Alluring, glamorous, avant-garde. Her sound? Think Kylie Minogue dipped in deep house with a kiss of jazz. Her vibe? Somewhere between cat whiskers, blue crystals, and truffle chocolate eaten at midnight in a velvet recording booth.
If there’s one track that unlocks Kim’s inner superhero, it’s “Now You’re Mine”—a Billboard Top 20 anthem and a certified female empowerment moment. “The line ‘don’t tell me what I can’t do’ still gives me chills,” she says. Same, girl.
So what keeps her going after all these years? “You have to challenge yourself creatively,” Kim says. “If you don’t, you get stale. I want to keep pushing boundaries—even if I fall.”
Her biggest piece of advice for women who want to start creating? Find that one friend who’ll really push you. “That friend will be there when things don’t go as planned—and when it’s time to try again.”
She may be a globe-touring artist, a film producer, and a docuseries host, but Kim Cameron’s ultimate flex? Staying in motion. Emotionally, artistically, spiritually. She’s not looking back—only upward, outward, and into the next unexplored place she’ll turn into art.
