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    "comment": "Belgium's Camille Yembe is up for a 2026 Music Moves Europe Award (MME Awards), an annual prize recognizing the success of ten emerging artists or groups who reached audiences outside their own countries with their first internationally released album in the past year.\n\nYou can check out all nominees here, as well as vote for your favourite: https://mmeawards.eu/en/\n\nBorn in Brussels to a Belgian mother and a Congolese father, Camille Yembe carries it all in her heart and her blood. She knows the power of words and has an ear attuned to every musical nuance. On her debut EP Plastique, her voice is melodic, sung and sometimes spoken-word, and her productions are haunting yet elegant, pulsing with rhythm. Her new pop wears its heart on its sleeve, drawing influences from Thom Yorke to Charles Aznavour, crafted with the obsessive care of Damso or Christine and the Queens.",
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