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Max Graham
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Max Graham is a house music producer and remixer from Canada. He was born in the United Kingdom and lived in Spain and the USA before settling in Canada in 1989. In 1994 Max discovered house music, which soon led to his contribution to the Canadian dance music scene[1]. He started his professional production career in 2000, having played house music for ten years previously in Ottawa, Canada at the well-known Atomic night club. His first two releases, "Airtight" and "Tell You" helped him become well-known around the world, and led to him being asked to mix the popular Transport series in 2001. A world tour followed, which furthered his popularity across the globe.
Following the tour Graham took some time off, citing his hectic schedule as a reason. He returned in 2004, and the following year released his globally successful dance hit "Owner of a Lonely Heart". The song sampled the 1983 Yes song, and made the UK singles chart top ten and Australian ARIAnet top thirty in Spring of 2005. In addition to the release, Max has also since his returned remixed for a DMC mix album, and is set to have two songs released on Sander Kleinenberg's Little Mountain Recordings label. Graham runs two record labels, Shinemusic and the newly formed Re*brand records.
The place: Miami Florida, Global Gathering 2006. Professional Rockstar Ted E caught up with producer and composer Max Graham, the multi-talented artist who has wowed club goers around the world and gained the respect of his peers with his diverse, but distinctive, blend of dance music.
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