Camus (musician)

Camus (musician)

Infobox musical artist

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Genre = Rock music
Punk Pop
Years_active = 1995- Present
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Camus is a singer-songwriter best known for his top 40 single "U Who" from the CD "Sins of the Father" released in 1997. Considered a one-hit wonder, [http://experts.about.com/e/o/on/One-hit_wonders_in_the_United_States.htm/] his music has also appeared on such shows as "Baywatch". [http://www.tv.com/out-of-the-blue/episode/26128/summary.html/]


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