Cami Clune

About

Cami Clune is an accomplished singer-songwriter and vocal instructor from Buffalo, New York who has achieved national recognition in the music industry. A semi-finalist on Season 19 of NBC's The Voice, Cami delivered a mesmerizing blind audition performance that earned her a rare four-chair turn, making her one of the most successful contestants of her season. Beyond her television success, Cami has established herself as a professional performer in the Buffalo community, serving as the official Buffalo Sabres anthem singer, a position that showcases her vocal talent at high-profile sporting events. Her performance credits include singing the national anthem at prestigious events for the Buffalo Bills, NASCAR, and SailGP, demonstrating her ability to deliver powerful, emotionally connected vocal performances. Cami began her musical journey at age 4 in dance class and discovered her singing voice at age 11 through the encouragement of her dance instructor, Sam Smith, from the Sam Smith School of Dance in Tonawanda. Her family instilled a deep love for music from an early age. She has performed with the prestigious Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and is the founder and member of "Cami and The Fringe," a musical project that sparked her artistic growth and expanded her creative expression. As a vocal instructor, Cami brings her professional performance experience, contemporary music expertise, and proven ability to develop and nurture singing talent. Her teaching combines contemporary vocal techniques with authentic artistry, making her an excellent choice for students interested in pop, rock, musical theater, and contemporary music styles.

Education & Qualifications

Professional music performance training; vocal instruction through performance-based experience with Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, NBC's The Voice competition, and professional recording and touring

Teaching Styles