Max Graham

Max Graham, born Max Graham on April 17, 1971 in London, England is a British-Canadian DJ and producer of dance music. He began his career as a hip-hop DJ at age 15 before transitioning to electronic music. In the early 2000s, he gained recognition with productions like "Airtight", which earned a Juno Award nomination and was included in albums by Nick Warren, Paul Oakenfold, and Tiesto. He signed his first singles to Sander Kleinenberg's Little Mountain label, including "Does She Know Yet?" and "Automatic Weapon". In 2005, Graham produced a bootleg remix of Yes' "Owner of a Lonely Heart", which reached number 9 in the UK. His notable career milestones include his first Essential Mix invitation in 2006, signing with Armada Music in 2008, and releasing his debut artist album Radio in 2010, featuring collaborations with Jessica Riddle, Neev Kennedy, Ana Criado, and Protoculture. He is also known for his open-to-close DJ sets and for hosting Cycles Radio.