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Cameron Hawthorn
Cameron Hawthorn is a band that put out a few albums in the 2010s. Their song "Dancing In The Living Room" got some attention. They released a debut album...
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Cameron Hawthorn is a band that put out a few albums in the 2010s. Their song "Dancing In The Living Room" got some attention. They released a debut album called "Whispers of the Night" in 2013, followed by "The Edge of Tomorrow" in 2016 and "Falling From Grace" in 2019. The band included Cameron Hawthorn on vocals, Emily Carter on guitar, Jake Henderson on bass, and Tom Richards on drums. They took a break around 2015 but came back together the next year.
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