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Multi-instrumentalist Garrett Cameron is mesmerized by pulses and non-metered rhythms, musical recycling, complete concepts, hocketing and linear melody, smushed tonalities, and experimental limiting. He is currently focused on pulling possibility out of the vibraphone, his dream instrument since sixth grade.
He has shared the stage with William Tyler, Robert Randolph & the Family Band, James Montgomery, The Weight Band, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, and Eric Gales (among many others), been featured on NPR and PBS for a project with NASA researcher Dr. Matt Melis with half-composed/half-improvised silent film scoring group Duo Approximate, studied drum set with Dave DiCenso and Billy Martin, won the Granite State Blues Challenge in 2018 with the band MoGuitar, and started an amateur ethnomusicology project in 2014 focusing on Scottish traditional music called EthnoMuSco (more on that here).
He has shared the stage with William Tyler, Robert Randolph & the Family Band, James Montgomery, The Weight Band, Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, and Eric Gales (among many others), been featured on NPR and PBS for a project with NASA researcher Dr. Matt Melis with half-composed/half-improvised silent film scoring group Duo Approximate, studied drum set with Dave DiCenso and Billy Martin, won the Granite State Blues Challenge in 2018 with the band MoGuitar, and started an amateur ethnomusicology project in 2014 focusing on Scottish traditional music called EthnoMuSco (more on that here).
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