Lex Cameron at Soul Mama

UK born and bred singer multi-instrumentalist Lex Cameron has been a prominent and respected figure amongst some of biggest and finest musical artists in the uk and abroad. Whether it be Chaka Khan, Joycelyn Brown, Anastasia, CeCe Penniston, James Ingram or Chic stateside all the way to Heatwave, Mica Paris, Amy Winehouse, Incognito, Omar, Soul II Soul, Loose Ends, The Sugababes, Tinie Tempah, or Craig David in the UK they have all called upon his gifts as a singer musician consistently.
Lex is one of a select few musicians that can be called upon to sit comfortably in the role as lead vocalist or musical director/ keyboard player producer and has done so since he burst on to the scene as part of the chart topping band Roachford in the early 90's....

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UK born and bred singer multi-instrumentalist Lex Cameron has been a prominent and respected figure amongst some of biggest and finest musical artists in the uk and abroad. Whether it be Chaka Khan, Joycelyn Brown, Anastasia, CeCe Penniston, James Ingram or Chic stateside all the way to Heatwave, Mica Paris, Amy Winehouse, Incognito, Omar, Soul II Soul, Loose Ends, The Sugababes, Tinie Tempah, or Craig David in the UK they have all called upon his gifts as a singer musician consistently.
Lex is one of a select few musicians that can be called upon to sit comfortably in the role as lead vocalist or musical director/ keyboard player producer and has done so since he burst on to the scene as part of the chart topping band Roachford in the early 90's.
Most recently Lex Joined forces with Japanese producer M-Swift to pen his first international hit "Come on up for a While" which reached No.2 in Japan's iTunes soul chart and stayed at No.1 as Delite radio's people's choice chart for 12 weeks. The latest release “Feels Like I’m in Love” with Ernie & The family Mckone has been on constant rotation on Mi-Soul radio and others. His live show is one that’s always full of energy and soul, centered around a great connection with his audience!

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