Vanessa Campagna

Vanessa Campagna is an American singer-songwriter whose work spans Christian, pop, and country music. Originally from Pennsylvania and now based in Nashville, she has built a career defined by collaborations across multiple genres, with a notable presence in worship music.

Campagna gained widespread recognition for her feature on the song “Waymaker” with Michael W. Smith. The recording was honored as Worship Song of the Year at the 2021 K-Love Radio Awards and received an RIAA Gold certification as of May 2022. She has also contributed to several projects with producer Tommee Profitt, including the albums The Birth of a King and The Resurrection of a King.

Beyond her work in Christian music, Campagna has lent her talents to film and pop projects. She collaborated on the music for the Academy Award-winning documentary Inocente (2013). She co-wrote the song “Who I Am,” which appeared in the 2024 documentary I AM: Celine Dion. Additionally, she has performed as a headliner in the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Pops Series.

Campagna’s catalog also includes recordings such as “Via Dolorosa,” a cover of the classic hymn, and collaborations outside the worship space, including “We Are Young” with Ian Storm and SilkandStones, “Save Me SOS” with DJ Goja, and “At My Worst” with DJ Goja and Tabba. Her career reflects a range of creative outlets, from award-winning worship music to film scoring and pop collaborations.