Members in the spotlight

Canadian Association for Musical Empowerment and Opportunity

CAMEO

A non profit network of musicians and music lovers based in the Fraser Valley, BC, Canada

Members in the Spotlight

Click on the images to hear these talented artist members of CAMEO.

See all the 2006 CAMEO Music Awards Nominees.


Stephanie Lang Teen Vocalist of the Year CAMEO 2005 Stephanie has received significant airplay on the BEAT radio station (94.5 FM) and recently added a BEAT Music Award to the growing list of accolades recognizing her musical talents. She continues to write quality original songs and is currently working on her third full length CD. To hear her original songs and learn more about this exquisitely talented singer/ songwriter, visit her website at stephanielang.ca.	Last Day Lost Original Band of the Year CAMEO 2005 This hardworking and terrifically talented young pop/rock band from Maple Ridge seems destined for stardom. At Retrofest 2005, Last Day Lost opened for Rick Derringer. Quality original pop/rock tunes and an electric energy on stage make these dedicated performers winners wherever they appear. Check out their website at lastdaylost.com.	Amber Nicholson BCCMA Horizon Award 2006 Winner In 2006, this dynamic young performer from Mission, BC performed on the Main Stage at Mountainfest in Merritt. Amber was nominated as CAMEO Teen Vocalist of the Year in 2005. Currently, she is opening a series of concerts for Prairie Oyster. Get all the latest news about our rising young star at her website: ambernicholson.com

Stephanie was a huge hit as one of Four Fabulous Fraser Valley Acts at the 14th Avenue Sports Pub in Mission.	Last Day Lost were one of five inaugural winners of a new award for hardworking artist members. Click below for more info about the CAMEO Audience Development Award.	See more photos of Amber at the scene of her latest success story, the BC Country Music Awards Show 2006.

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Aimee Pettersen

Female Vocalist of the Year

CAMEO 2003, 2004, 2005

Entertainer of the Year

CAMEO 2004, 2005

Aimee Pettersen, Abbotsford's 17 year old country singing sensation, recently returned from Malibu where she had a private audition with David Foster as one of three finalists in his "Opportunity of a Lifetime" contest. In 2005, Aimee made a successful debut in Nashville, Tennessee where she has attracted the attention of some major record labels. Aimee, who is currently making her first full length music video, seems poised to fulfill the promise of stardom that she showed in her first "CAMEO appearance" at the age of 12. Check her out at aimeepettersen.com.

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