Watch: Camille Shares Video for "Seeds" from New Album, "OUÏ"

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French singer/composer Camille has unveiled the video for her song "Seeds," from her new album, OUÏ, due in the US on October 13. The video, co-directed by Camille and Olivier Montoro, was made at L'Axe Majeur, a monumental, unfinished bridge, stretching over two miles, just outside of Paris. The bridge was designed by Israeli sculptor Dani Karavan and built over thirty years. "Here is a little seed of love," Camille says of the video, "hoping it will grow within you." Watch it here. Camille will perform at NYC's (Le) Poisson Rouge on October 16.

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French singer/composer Camille has unveiled the video for her song "Seeds," from her new album, OUÏ. The video, co-directed by Camille and Olivier Montoro, was made at L'Axe Majeur, a monumental, unfinished bridge, stretching over two miles, just outside of Paris. The bridge was designed by Israeli sculptor Dani Karavan and built over thirty years. "Here is a little seed of love," Camille says of the new video, "hoping it will grow within you." You can watch it below.

OUÏ, out now outside the US via Because Music, will be released in the US on Nonesuch Records on October 13. The album is available to pre-order on iTunes and in the Nonesuch Store with an instant download of "Seeds" and another album track, "Fontaine de lait," the video for which can be seen here.

Camille will celebrate the album's US release with an intimate performance at New York City’s (Le) Poisson Rouge on Monday, October 16; tickets are available here.

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  • Thursday, August 31, 2017
    Watch: Camille Shares Video for "Seeds" from New Album, "OUÏ"

    French singer/composer Camille has unveiled the video for her song "Seeds," from her new album, OUÏ. The video, co-directed by Camille and Olivier Montoro, was made at L'Axe Majeur, a monumental, unfinished bridge, stretching over two miles, just outside of Paris. The bridge was designed by Israeli sculptor Dani Karavan and built over thirty years. "Here is a little seed of love," Camille says of the new video, "hoping it will grow within you." You can watch it below.

    OUÏ, out now outside the US via Because Music, will be released in the US on Nonesuch Records on October 13. The album is available to pre-order on iTunes and in the Nonesuch Store with an instant download of "Seeds" and another album track, "Fontaine de lait," the video for which can be seen here.

    Camille will celebrate the album's US release with an intimate performance at New York City’s (Le) Poisson Rouge on Monday, October 16; tickets are available here.

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