Nini Camps is a New York–based Americana singer-songwriter known for her emotionally rich songwriting, cinematic sound, and raw, unmistakable voice. A longtime Concord Music Publishing writer, Nini’s songs have been featured in hundreds of TV shows and films, including Grey’s Anatomy, Station 19, All American, and more—making her a go-to voice for music supervisors looking for heartfelt, sync-ready music with depth and soul.

As the lead singer of the internationally touring, all-female band Antigone Rising, Nini has shared stages around the world, earning a devoted fanbase drawn to her honesty, power, and fearless presence. Her solo work blends folk, rock, and Americana into something deeply personal and unmistakably her own. She is currently recording a new solo record and sharing acoustic demos and behind-the-scenes moments in her video series, Road to the Record.

Beyond the studio and stage, Nini is the co-founder of Girls Rising, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering girls and LGBTQ+ youth through mentorship and music. The organization has hosted festivals, outreach programs, and workshops—giving young people access to role models, creative tools, and the inspiration to dream big.

Nini is also active in the theater world, developing and performing in original musicals and ensemble works, including the critically acclaimed F@ck 7th Grade (created by Jill Sobule), and participating in early development for projects such as Starstruck, TL;DR: Thelma Louise; Dyke Remix, and Untitled Softball Play. Her work bridges genres and formats—but always comes back to honest storytelling and human connection.

Whether she’s writing for screen, stage, or song, Nini Camps brings a voice that’s grounded, poetic, and impossible to ignore.