Bio

Polaris Music Prize nominee Steph Cameron, from Saskatoon, Canada, is touring to support her new album, Blood Moon. Blood Moon was recorded and co-produced by JUNO award-winning producer John Raham and features Darren Parris and Leon Power (City and Colour, Frazey Ford), Clayton Linthicum (Kacy & Clayton), and Eliza Doyle (formerly of The Dead South). Blood Moon takes a deep dive into the eclectic sounds of British 60’s folk and captures the warmth of 70’s country/folk/rock, drawing on influences from bands like Fairport Convention and Pentangle, combined with Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours and Joni Mitchell’s Ladies of the Canyon. 
 

Steph’s debut album, Sad-Eyed Lonesome Lady, which reviewer PopMatters declared the #1 Canadian album of that year, and No Depression termed "stunning," made the long-list for the Polaris Music Prize 2015. Her follow-up album, Daybreak Over Jackson Street, received critical acclaim in Europe/UK, was referred to as "a masterpiece of social commentary" by UK reviewer Three Chords and the Truth, "a captivating listen" by the UK's Folk and Tumble, and Maverick observed, "this lady is worth checking out and certainly worth watching.” 

Blood Moon is Steph’s first band album. In May 2025, she will tour Europe and the UK with Abigail Lapell.