Cameron Marion is a singer/songwriter from the small town of Kernersville, North Carolina. Cameron grew up in a very musical family, and she was soon singing along to amazing artists such as Bette Midler, Stevie Nicks, Barbara Streisand, Michael Jackson and Anita Baker. She has always loved the spotlight, and even from a young age kept all of her family and friends entertained. Cameron started dancing at the age of 5, and has studied all forms, including: tap, jazz, ballet, pointe, lyrical, modern, hip-hop, and tumbling. At the age of eight Cameron was accepted on scholarship into the preparatory dance program at the North Carolina School of the Arts, where she studied ballet, pointe and modern until she was 13. During that time she danced in the traveling production of "The Nutcracker" with the school. She has also competed and won titles in many regional, state and national dance and talent competitions since the age of seven, and until she graduated from high school she danced and sang as a featured entertainer at numerous local pageants. Growing up, Cameron guest sang with local bands at many festivals, clubs, and events. During High School she was the lead singer in her church’s youth band, where she was in the position to lead praise and worship for hundreds of youth at the PMBA Ridgecrest Retreat. She has also sung the national anthem for the Winston-Salem Warthogs & Greensboro Grasshoppers minor league baseball teams, Swaim Baseball Complex, and many other local sporting events. Cameron has been fortunate enough to have worked in the studio with writers and producers for *NSYNC, Jennifer Lopez, Reba McEntire, Aaron Carter & R. Kelly, to name a few. She has been sought out to demo songs for different songwriters and production teams in many genres. In October 2005, Cameron picked up and moved from her hometown in NC to Orlando, Florida, after auditioning and making one of three spots in an all-girl pop/urban trio so named TKO (Total Knock Outs), which then transplanted her to Hollywood, CA. TKO was headed up by Angel Carter (reality star on the E! Channel’s “House of Carters” and sister to Nick and Aaron Carter), but with a hiatus from the group early in 2006, Cameron went back to pursuing her solo project where her roots lie in country fused music, and currently holds the 2008 "Female Country Artist of the Year" award for the Carolinas. Currently Cameron is in the studio writing and recording new material while also rehearsing and booking shows with her band. She has been featured in local magazines, print ads, television guest spots, and most recently she is the host of a series of local infomercials and commercials.