Emmaline Campbell

Emmaline Campbell is an American singer, violinist, and guitarist with a sound that blends jazz, pop, R&B, and funk. Performing professionally since 2017, she has built a career around jazz and jazz-pop, often described as jazz-infused soul and alternative R&B. Her violin work is a signature of her performances, featuring virtuosic solos woven between her vocals. Critics have compared her smoky, sultry vocal style to jazz legends like Billie Holiday and Anita O'Day, and she often adopts a retro, old-soul persona that channels the glamour of mid-century jazz for modern listeners.

Born in Anderson, Indiana, Emmaline started her professional journey at around 19 years old. She has been active for nine years. Her music mixes genres freely: neo-soul, alternative R&B, and funk all appear in her catalog. She is equally skilled as a singer and instrumentalist, which sets her apart in the jazz-pop scene.

Emmaline also appeared in the 2023 film "Sweetwater," where she played Jeanne Staples, an up-and-coming jazz singer. She performed several songs on the film's soundtrack. With brown hair, blue eyes, and a slim build, she presents a classic, polished image. She has several tattoos, adding a modern touch to her vintage style. She is 28 years old, straight, and continues to grow her presence in the jazz world.