Cami Petyn
Cami Petyn writes songs about addiction and loss, drawing from her own experiences growing up in New Jersey. Her mother struggled with addiction, and her...
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Cami Petyn writes songs about addiction and loss, drawing from her own experiences growing up in New Jersey. Her mother struggled with addiction, and her father died from an overdose. These events shaped the direct, unflinching tone of her music.
In 2016, she released her debut album 'Fever Dream,' which established her style of introspective lyrics and haunting vocals. The song 'All My Friends Keep Dying From Drugs' became particularly known for its blunt portrayal of grief within the opioid crisis. Another track, 'Psycho Bitch,' shows her willingness to confront difficult emotional territory.
She performs with a band that includes Mike Albanese on guitar, Chris Ward on bass, and Sean Skeehan on drums. Her work has sparked discussion about how explicitly music should depict addiction, but she's continued writing in this vein through subsequent releases like 2020's 'City of Sin.'
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