Camille Sledge is a multifaceted artist, serving as the lead vocalist for The Phoenix Afrobeat Orchestra and performing with her mother in Sister Sledge. She is also a co-founder of the mentoring and music program School of HipHop PHX, which focuses on empowering underrepresented inner-city youth through hip-hop culture. Camille's dynamic stage presence and commitment to living in the moment are evident in her work with youth and her numerous musical accomplishments, including being named "Best Vocalist" by Phoenix Magazine in 2017 and opening for The Roots at the Super Bowl Block Party in 2015.

In addition to her roles in music and mentorship, Camille Sledge has showcased her talents on an international stage, performing at jazz festivals in Europe and collaborating with artists such as George Clinton and Parliament. Her dedication to building community relations and empowering youth through music reflects her lifelong commitment to both her artistry and her role as a daughter of a Sister Sledge member, solidifying her reputation as a respected mentor and songstress in the industry.