How Songwriters Communicate What Others Can't Say: Finding Your Voice with Cami Clune
In this episode of the Truth Be Told Podcast, Dave Thompson, CFI sits down with singer-songwriter Cami Clune (as see on NBC's The Voice) to explore communication, storytelling, and songwriting—and how artists say what others struggle to express.
Cami shares her journey through the music industry, from early performances to her breakout moment on The Voice, along with the mindset needed to handle rejection, performance anxiety, and creative pressure.
This episode covers:
- The songwriting process and turning emotions into lyrics
- How music becomes a powerful form of communication and storytelling
- Overcoming stage fright, anxiety, and self-doubt
- Building confidence and finding your authentic voice
- The role of vulnerability and authenticity in connecting with an audience
- Lessons in personal branding, creativity, and resilience
You’ll also hear behind-the-scenes insights on content creation, social media for artists, and growing a personal brand in today’s digital world.
If you’re interested in communication skills, storytelling, public speaking, music, or personal development, this episode will give you practical insights and a new perspective on how to share your message.
Your story matters—and the way you communicate it can change everything.
Singer-Songwriter
Cami Clune is a singer-songwriter known for her dynamic vocals and emotionally driven storytelling. She first gained national recognition as a finalist on The Voice, earning a rare four-chair turn and coach block.
Drawing on a background in musical theatre, Cami brings a cinematic sense of emotion and theatrical energy to her music. Blending pop and rock with hints of country, her songs explore themes of growing up, relationships, and self-discovery.
Cami serves as the official national anthem singer for the Buffalo Sabres and has performed the anthem at major sporting events including Buffalo Bills games, NASCAR, and SailGP events.
She has opened for artists including Haley Reinhart and CeeLo Green. Her studio recordings of songs she performed on The Voice have gained traction online, drawing tens of thousands of streams, and she continues to release a growing catalog of original music - including her latest single, “Your Favorite Song” - establishing herself as a rising voice in pop-rock.
