Cameron Rafati has a new single coming out titled XOX. It's the perfect summer romance song with an electronic twist. Keep an eye out for it!
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Cameron Rafati has a new single coming out titled XOX. It's the perfect summer romance song with an electronic twist. Keep an eye out for it!
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XOX
Cameron Rafati has a new single coming out titled XOX. It's the perfect summer romance song with an electronic twist. Keep an eye out for it!
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1 in 10 Video Released!
Cameron Rafati has just released the Video for “1 in 10” off of his self titled debut album. Check it out and share it with as many friends as you can.
Can you spot how many girls that were used in the video?
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Can you spot how many girls that were used in the video?
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Rock the Roof
U.W.B.C.E.B presents
Rock the Roof 2010
Featuring
MYHERO (formely known as Non-P)
Eclectic Approach
Cameron Rafati
Thursday June 3rd, at UW Bothell Parking Garage Rooftop
Show starts at 6pm RAIN OR SHINE!
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Questions? Email ceb_uwb@uw.edu
PRESS CONTACT: alyssarussell@gmail.com
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City Weekly Article
Cameron RafatiIn Limbo: Cameron Rafati’s debut explores his love/hate relationship with Salt Lake City.
Before getting too territorial, take note: “I play that song for everybody, and they all get depressed. But the whole point of that song is to talk about these problems in a very satirical way, to blow off some steam,” Rafati smiles to clear the confusion. “People move all over the world, but Salt Lake is still their home; it’s in a special place in their heart. The quality of life here is some of the best in the world.” Though he has been spending time in California recently to work on his career and album, Rafati still knows where his heart resides. “L.A. sucks compared to this town. There’s so much better stuff out here.
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Cameron Rafati’s new album opens with pulsing piano and gutsy guitar—immediately proving itself to be one of the better releases in the state this year. Producer Scott Wiley (Paul Jacobsen & The Madison Arm) let local boy Rafati explore his keyboard, his vocal range and some real—yes, real—strings on Rafati’s self-titled LP. Rafati’s life recently underwent a big transition as he boxed up his realtor suit and unearthed his vocal mic. Things changed even more drastically when his mother suffered a stroke.
“Speaking to different people in the hospital, it seems during the last six months there’s been more trouble people are having from the economy. People are having a lot more strokes, ODs. And I thought it might be cool to do this for a good cause,” Rafati says, explaining why he teamed up with the Utah Food Bank for his album-release show—all proceeds from the door going to the local charity, and free discs are available for a $5 donation.
Five visual artists, including PJ Mannion and Zachary Proctor, plus opener Glanis, will be displaying their work at Pierpont Place as Rafati performs new tracks—one in particular placing a few Salt Lake City residents in a foul mood: specifically, the sixth song “Salt Lake City,” which he loves for its effect on audiences. It is a growling ode to the area that begins, “I’m sick of this town / I’m sick of this city / The folks got me down.”Before getting too territorial, take note: “I play that song for everybody, and they all get depressed. But the whole point of that song is to talk about these problems in a very satirical way, to blow off some steam,” Rafati smiles to clear the confusion. “People move all over the world, but Salt Lake is still their home; it’s in a special place in their heart. The quality of life here is some of the best in the world.” Though he has been spending time in California recently to work on his career and album, Rafati still knows where his heart resides. “L.A. sucks compared to this town. There’s so much better stuff out here.
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Album Release
After nearly 5 months in the making, enduring the tribulations of my mothers stroke, putting my cat to sleep, and having a fridge fall on my toe, MY SELF TITLED RECORD IS FINISHED!
Here are the dates of release:
June 12th: CAMERON RAFATI CD RELEASE IN SALT LAKE CITY
Here are details,
Utah Foodbank presents: CAMERON RAFATI Album Release Benefit Show
With special musical guest GALANIS as well as a large art display of various up and coming Salt Lake Visual Artists: (ALL proceeds will go toward trying to fill the empty shelves at the Utah Food Bank)
Date: Friday June 12th, 2009
Time: 7:30-12:00 Door: $10.00 Pierpont Place
163 Pierpont Ave.,
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
163 Pierpont Ave.,
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
CD’s free with $5.00 donation to the Utah Food Bank!
I'm not making a penny on this show
and all your donations are fully deductable.
and all your donations are fully deductable.
Please RSVP to: CR.rsvp@gmail.com
I hope to see you there!
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Webisode #1- 2009 Sundance Film Festival
After enduring 10 shows in 8 days and 2 TV interviews during Sundance 2009. We created the official kickoff of CRTV (Cameron Rafati TV sounds too egotistical but it gets the point across).
Webisode #1 is a mini documentary about my journey at Sundance 2009. Toward the end, it includes a hilarious skit with my buddy Evan Moore from the Green Bay Packers......Enjoy the mindlessness!
CAMERON RAFATI TV-Webisode #1-Sundance Film Festval 2009
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Webisode #1 is a mini documentary about my journey at Sundance 2009. Toward the end, it includes a hilarious skit with my buddy Evan Moore from the Green Bay Packers......Enjoy the mindlessness!
CAMERON RAFATI TV-Webisode #1-Sundance Film Festval 2009
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