interview | camélia jordana

The French singer Camélia Jordana returns with her powerful new single “Que ma peau” (May My Skin), a song deeply rooted in memory, transmission, and the celebration of Amazigh and North African cultures. Blending intimate storytelling with a rich, multilingual soundscape, the track marks a new chapter in her artistic journey — one defined by creative independence, cultural affirmation, and sisterhood. In conversation with Schön!, she opens up about the personal and political dimensions of the song, the freedom she found in crafting it on her own terms, and her desire to honour a heritage that is too often overlooked. Your new single “Que ma peau” seems deeply rooted in the idea of transmission and collective memory. Can you tell us about this song and what it represents for you? I started working at home, then I isolated myself in the countryside to really explore what I wanted to express. I collaborated with co-writers and recorded real musicians- strings, percussion, guitar – to keep an organic and human feel. This hands-on way of working allowed me to be completely free, both artistically and in how I present the project to the public. This song is also a personal rendezvous with... Read more » The post interview | camélia jordana appeared first on Schön! Magazine.