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While hailing from Detroit, Cameron grew up “country” in his family’s quarter horse business where the records spun there included names like Reba McEntire, Garth Brooks, and George Strait. It was twenty years ago while attending Michigan State University when Cameron realized his musical capabilities and started playing drums with local bands around town. Eventually, he learned to play guitar, began writing his own songs, playing solo acoustic shows and fronting his own band. Then, in 2015, Cameron joined the Army through the Nebraska National Guard. Throughout his time in service, he has been commissioned as an Intelligence Officer and had multiple tours of active duty. Simultaneously, he’s been able to hone his musical craft. In 2022, KC released his first EP, “Don’t Get Better” which contained five songs including the title track we just heard. A year later, a 4 song EP titled “Average” was released. And now in 2024, KC recently released his latest single, “Forty” which is now streaming on Spotify and other popular platforms. Looking ahead, Cameron plans on touring extensively in the Midwest and South along with his wife and songwriting partner Kali Indiana.
Since 2007, our organization has refined a guitar instruction program aimed at providing Veterans struggling with physical injuries, PTSD, and other emotional distress a unique therapeutic alternative. G4V pursues its mission to share the healing power of music by providing free guitar instruction, a new acoustic guitar and a guitar accessory kit in a structured program run by volunteers, primarily through the Department of Veterans Affairs facilities and community-based medical centers.
Guitars For Vets Processing Center
13400 Bishops Ln Suite 120,
Brookfield, WI 53005
