September 1, 2015 1:20 pm
Life 
Clockwise, from left: Righteous Minds members Caleb-John Mormon, Isaiah Coleman, Ryan Toombs and Kamari Brown rehearse in their Vancouver studio. Mormon and Brown are Camas High School graduates, as is group manager Alastair Graham and member Dobilas Zalpys.
Caleb John-Mormon of Camas is learning to play guitar in addition to singing and rapping for Righteous Minds Records, a Seattle/Portland based record label.
Righteous Minds members recently performed at the Seattle Experience Music Project Museum's Sound Off competition. The Seattle/Portland based record label includes three Camas members. The group made it to the semifinals of the competition and will launch a 16 city, six state tour in October.
As with many things in life, the collaboration of Righteous Minds was a matter of being in the right place at the right time.
Kamari Brown, a 2012 Camas High School graduate and rapper, was hanging out at a local beach in the summer of 2013 with some friends, listening to music and goofing off. That’s when they heard Caleb John-Mormon of Camas rapping.
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