Born in LA, raised in New Jersey, coming of age in London and now residing in Paris, the multi-hyphenate herself struggles to describe her music. “Cyberpunk Britney Spears?” She suggests in one interview. In truth, Izzy’s array of influences span from the churning MTV industrial thud of White Zombie to the pristine pop of Ariana Grande, who she remixed amid her tenure signed to SB-Projects. Her self-produced EP 'Nihilist In The Club' introduced "Up N Down", a track described by NME as “A paean to the saturnalia of youth and all the lows that come after”. Cue a career halting pandemic, her 2023 cyberspiritualist offering ‘ANG3L NUMB3RS’ is described by Glamcult magazine as “piercing and cathartic in its liberation”. Her most recent EP ‘Saline’ includes a self-produced namesake track featuring vocals from Berlin label “Live From Earth” darling Alcatraz, featured on Spotify’s Women of Electronic and Hyperpop playlists. Named on Ninajirachi’s “Mount Rushmore of EDM producers”, Camina is currently supporting her ‘I love my computer’ North American tour, fresh off of a 2025 run supporting Model/Actriz and The Dare in NYC, an Italy festival debut with True Blue, and an Australia debut at Dark Mofo festival, alongside underground juggernauts Bassvictim and Baby Morocco. With sync's across YSL, Dior, Netflix, HBO Max ‘the Penguin’, horror movie Megan 2.0 and more, Camina continues to blur the lines between club, fashion, and underground culture.