BIOGRAPHY

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Cameron (he/they) is a percussionist, composer, and educator living in Atlanta, GA whose work exists at the intersection of ethereal soundscapes and visceral rhythmic drive. Their music is a living ecosystem, organically weaving together ambient textures with propulsive beats, drawing lessons from the intricate rhythms of the natural world, from the microscopic pulse of a cell to the grand cycles of the seasons. A renowned performer, Cameron has received multiple national awards and grants, including recognition as a 2017 YoungArts Finalist in Classical Music and a 2023 Artist-in-Residence at Avaloch Farm Music Institute.

Filled with a boundless creative curiosity, Cameron is an eager collaborator with visual artists, scientists, and especially dancers, having worked with ArtlabJ Dance, NeuroArts Productions, and as a dance accompanist at the University of Michigan’s School of Music Theatre and Dance with Amy Chavasse, among others.

Cameron has a BFA in Percussion Performance from the University of Michigan with a focus in creative improvisation, where their principal teachers included Joseph Gramley, Doug Perkins, Michael Gould and Stephen Rush. They are a founding member of slapslap, America’s favorite avant-rock post-funk performance art quartet comprised of two electric bassoonists and two drummers.

When not performing Cameron can be found seeking out the quietest old-growth forests of the Blue Ridge Mountains, baking sourdough bread, and serving themed lattes with almost-legible foam art.