Max Graham

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Max Graham

Max Graham (* 1971 in London ) is a British trance DJ and producer.

Live and act

Graham grew up in Spain and the USA , and in 1989 he emigrated to Canada . In the 1990s he worked as a DJ in the well-known Atomic nightclub in Ottawa .

His career as a producer began in 2000 with the release of the tracks Airtight and Tell You . In response to the international response he generated, in 2001 he was invited to remix the well-known CD-ROM series Transport . A world tour followed.

Then Graham took a break from work. His internationally successful hit Owner Of A Lonely Heart was born at the end of 2004 . The song samples the hit of the same name by the band Yes from 1983. Graham reached the top ten of the charts in Great Britain with the single.

In 2005 a mix album was created for the record label DMC . Two other songs by Graham were released on the Little Mountain Recordings record label .

Discography

Albums

  • 2010: radio

Singles

Chart positions
Explanation of the data
Singles
Owner of a Lonely Heart (vs. Yes )
  DE 36 07/11/2005 (8 weeks)
  AT 56 07/17/2005 (1 week)
  CH 49 06/26/2005 (7 weeks)
  UK 9 05/28/2005 (13 weeks)
  • 2000: backdraft
  • 2000: Love the Bomb (vs. Starecase)
  • 2001: Falling Together
  • 2001: Shoreline / Bar None
  • 2001: Sepia / Dying to Survive
  • 2001: Airtight / Yaletown
  • 2002: Tell You
  • 2004: Coastline
  • 2005: Automatic Weapon / Does She Know Yet
  • 2005: Owner of a Lonely Heart (vs. Yes )
  • 2006: Crank
  • 2006: Space Disco / Cosmic Funk
  • 2007: Turkish Delight / Carbine
  • 2007: Smack
  • 2010: Nothing Else Matters (feat. Ana Criado)
  • 2012: Down to Nothing (with Susana )

swell

  1. ↑ Chart sources: DE AT CH UK

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personal data
SURNAME Graham, Max
BRIEF DESCRIPTION British trance DJ and producer
DATE OF BIRTH 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH London , England