About Aaron Camper
Aaron Camper was a singer-songwriter and singer.
Aaron Camper is an American singer and songwriter from Salisbury, Maryland. Raised in a church environment as the son of a preacher, Camper began his career in gospel music and performed with gospel artist Tye Tribbett. He later moved into R&B and songwriting, working with artists including Jill Scott, Eric Roberson, Diddy, Justin Timberlake, David Guetta, and BJ the Chicago Kid.
Camper received a Grammy nomination for co-writing the song "Power" from Marvin Sapp's album Thirsty, released in January 2007. In 2021, Camper launched his new alias Camp, with the release of "Issues". He continued the project with the two EPs Therapy, released in November 2021, and Process in March 2022.
Camper attended Parkside High School and graduated in 2003, where he played point guard on the basketball team. Although he attracted interest from college basketball programs, he ultimately chose to pursue a career in music instead. He later credited basketball and his coach for teaching him teamwork and leadership. He also performed on tours and shared stages with artists including Justin Timberlake, Rihanna, and Chris Brown. The singles "Hypnotizing" and "Blow" gained attention online and accumulated more than 20 million streams combined.
In 2017, Camper released "High $ Habit" and "Fire", both appearing on a mixtape project centered on relationships and personal experiences.
Camper became a member of Chris Dave and the Drumhedz. During the group's 2020 appearance on NPR's Tiny Desk Concert, Camper performed as vocalist and opened the set. Outside music, Camper created the Camp Classic charity basketball event in his hometown of Salisbury, Maryland. The event supports youth initiatives and community programs.
Discography
Mixtapes
Welcome to My World (2011)
Studio albums
Blow (2016)
EPs
Hi-DEF (2018) Therapy (Camp; 2021) Process (Camp; 2022)
Singles
"Madness" (2012) "Breaking My Heart" (2013) "My Heart" (2014) "Hypnotizing" (2015) "Choose You" (2015) "Guns & Roses" (2016) "High $ Habit" (2017) "Fire" (2017) "Heat" (2017) "Issues" (Camp; 2021)
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