Camilla Pia BBC Radio 6【 Wikipedia Bio 】Age, Scottish, Born, Partner

Name Camilla Pia

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Introduction :

Camilla Pia (they/them) is an esteemed music curator and industry expert renowned for their exceptional contributions in various domains of the music world.
They have a wealth of experience across streaming, journalism, BBC TV and radio, and collaborations with music labels and artists

Personal Life : Parents, Family and Education

Currently there is no information available about their childhood or family life.
In 2003, Camilla graduated with a MA Hons (2:1 Grade) in French Language and Literature from the University of Glasgow.

Work, Career, Salary and Net Worth :

Camilla Pia’s career in the music industry has been filled with impactful roles, where they have shown their expertise for curating exceptional musical content and promoting emerging talent.
Starting as a researcher for BBC TV from 2005 to 2008, Camilla contributed to live and recorded programs like Blue Peter and Top of the Pops Saturday, leaving their artistic mark.

From 2005 to 2008, they worked as a respected writer for Kerrang! Magazine, covering news, features, and music reviews, demonstrating their deep knowledge for the industry.
In 2011 to 2012, Camilla served as a featured writer for Q Magazine, lending their expertise to music features and reviews.
Moving to BBC Radio 1 as an assistant producer from 2010 to 2012, Camilla scheduled live music performances and worked with hosts like Nick Grimshaw and Huw Stephens. They also created engaging documentaries for Radio 1 and 1X.

Joining Apple Music in 2012, Camilla managed Six Music Playlist meetings, organized the 6 Music Festival, and handled music scheduling for BBC Radio 6 Music broadcasts. They also managed label and artist contacts and supported talent within the Apple Music ecosystem until 2015.
From 2015 to 2020, Camilla held the role of Music Editor and Alternative Music Lead at Apple Music UK. They oversaw global artist initiatives, curated playlists, and discovered exciting new talent.
Since 2020, they have been the assistant commissioner for BBC Radio 6 Music, where they continue to shape the industry and promote exceptional content and emerging artists.

An integral part of Camilla’s career has been supporting emerging artists. They have worked closely with labels and music managers, devising strategies that have contributed to the success of notable musicians such as St. Vincent, Arlo Parks, Christine & the Queens, The War on Drugs, and Orville Peck.

Interesting Facts, Height and Trivia :

Camilla takes pride in their NME album review titled “HOW DID IT GET TO THIS?” In the review, they highlighted the rock prowess of Beth Ditto, Karen O, and Alice Glass. Camilla describes the debut album as a thrillingly fierce combination of PJ Harvey and Queens of the Stone Age, with intense lyrics referencing violence and wrath.

Pia served as judge for The Visionary Honours in 2020, a competition that supports artistic diversity. They were shortlisted by the AIM Independent Music Awards for Indie Champion in 2015.
Camilla emphasises the need for role models in the entertainment industry. They regret not having a mentor early on but appreciate the encouragement from individuals like Jo Kendall at Kerrang. Working at BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 6 Music introduced Camilla to inspiring producers, with Sam Moy, head of programming at BBC Radio 6 Music.
In an interview with Music Week (Nov 8, 2021), Camilla expressed their excitement and honour at joining the Music Week Women in the Music Roll of Honour. Camilla, who identifies as non-binary, commended Music Week for its inclusive stance and emphasised the importance of uplifting individuals, recognising their achievements, and promoting inclusivity in the music industry.

In an interview with Music Week, Camilla discussed their early years, which were filled with hard work and a deep love for music. Since childhood, they were driven by their obsession with music and eagerly sought opportunities to collaborate with artists and learn about the creative process. From producing fanzines and attending concerts as a teen to studying radio production and music journalism in college, Camilla’s passion grew. They gained experience as a freelance music journalist, attending countless concerts and working in a record store, which served as a valuable education. Through various roles in TV research, radio production, and hosting live events, Camilla eventually found their dream job at BBC Radio 6 Music, feeling like they had returned home.