Cameron Joseph Dailey (born September 3, 1995), known professionally as Shuttle (formerly stylized as Lil Shuttle), is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. In 2017, Shuttle signed his first major-label deal with Kanye West’s GOOD Music.

He moved to Los Angeles after dropping out of Arizona State University following his sophomore year, adopting the name Lil Shuttle.

Now in Phoenix and with a small following Shuttle was able to finally record in a professional music studio and in late 2015 got to work on his first mixtape Wins. Production for the album was handled by another one of Shuttle’s childhood friends Oreo who was at school in Miami at time. The project did relatively well for Shuttle at the time but after school payment Shuttle was low on money and could barely afford to keep going to the studio.

By early 2017 he would scrounge up enough money to record his self titled second mixtape Lil Shuttle. The lead single to the project “Oceans” blew up now sitting at around 30 million plays on Soundcloud. To the dismay of Shuttle’s parents he chose to drop out of college and move to LA to focus more on his musical career. Off of the success of the Lil Shuttle project Shuttle would go on a small tour. The project would also garner attention from big artists such as Lil Uzi Vert, XXXTentacion and Travis Scott. It would also receive attention from labels and Shuttle would sign with Kanye West’s GOOD Music.

He released Lil Shuttle on April 14, 2017, anticipating the release of his debut album entitled 9, which was released June 13th, 2018.

Shuttle released his highly anticipated sophomore album Arizona on July 12, 2019, after previewing it the same morning on Travis Scott’s .WAV Radio show on Apple’s Beats 1 platform. The album was an Apple Exclusive and was available exclusively on Apple Music for a week before its full rollout on all other marketplaces and streaming services.

Shuttle is also the CEO of Magnolia Records, a record label that counts Lil Puff, Lil Bro, Lil Oreo and Moon on its roster.