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Bethany Paige Campbell

An indie-pop singer/songwriter

As an independent artist, Bethany Paige Campbell is beginning to bring the songs she wrote in her bedroom to a larger audience. A self-proclaimed music obsessor, she loves nothing more than the challenge of turning complex emotions and scenarios into touching indie-pop songs. Her music pulls you in, immerses you in its world, and invites you to think, feel, and dream to a soundtrack of storytelling lyrics and emotive vocals.

Calm Before The Storm

Bethany Paige Campbell

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Dramatic, cathartic, hyperbolic yet conversational, “Calm Before The Storm” is the entry to a new era for Bethany Paige Campbell. First written in a stream of her consciousness in her bedroom, the song was reinvented in Read more

Dramatic, cathartic, hyperbolic yet conversational, “Calm Before The Storm” is the entry to a new era for Bethany Paige Campbell. First written in a stream of her consciousness in her bedroom, the song was reinvented in the studio as dramatic synth-pop with orchestral swells and thunderous choruses. “Calm Before The Storm” is the space for the listener to feel life’s big feelings without the need to intellectualize. Streaming on May 15th, it is available to download now here on the website or on Bandcamp.

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Clyde

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"Clyde" is Bethany Paige Campbell's debut single. This cinematic ballad recounts the tale of Bonnie and Clyde, digging beneath the lawless reputation to the love and loss at the core of the story. Bethany first wrote this song alone in her room, and later collaborated with David Regier, Brandon Rotellini, and Carleigh Campbell to bring it to life.

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“Bethany Paige Campbell is a songwriter who demands your attention. Her lyrics shine like a disco ball that deserves to be kept out year round.”

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