Helluvah

Camille Warmé, known professionally as Helluvah, is a French musician born in Paris in 1982. She began her musical journey by studying journalism before transitioning to music. In 2005, she adopted the stage name Helluvah and released her first demo, Lost in Progress, in 2006. Her breakthrough came with the release of her debut EP, Fall to Winter, in 2007, followed by her first full-length album, Emotion Pills, in 2008. Helluvah's music is characterized by its indie rock influences, with notable songs including "Patriarkill". She performed at various festivals, including Les Femmes s'en mêlent, and opened for artists such as Aṣa and Moriarty. In 2015, she released Long Distance Runners, which featured collaborations with Marc Huyghens and Katel. Her subsequent album, Lonely Riots, was released in 2020.