Max Herman
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Max Gerald Myer Benjamin Herman |
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2 August 1984 Cambridge, England |
| Genres | Cinemactic, Classical, Soul, RnB, HipHop, Jazz, Pop |
| Occupation(s) | Record Producer, Composer Songwriter |
| Instruments | Keyboards, Piano, Synths |
| Years active | 2002–present |
| Associated acts | The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Ennio Morricone Hamza Hawsawi, Jay Sean, Walter Mair, Karl Wolf, Paloma Faith, VV Brown, Ayia Gold, Eternal, Unklejam, The Saturdays, The 411 and others |
| Website | www |
Max Gerald Myer Benjamin Herman (born 2 August 1984) is a Composer, Platinum Music Producer and Songwriter. He has composed, written and produced music for Multi-Platinum Artists, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Motion Picture and Major Sport Opening Ceremonies. Herman's works are notable for integrating piano, electronic sounds, synth percussive sounds, soundscapes and beats with traditional orchestral instruments. Max has produced hit records for various artists at studios such as; Abbey Road, Air Studios, Metropolis Studios, Strong Room Studios, Sarm Music Village and Katara Studios.
Max was born in Cambridge, United Kingdom. As a young child, Max focused on the piano and composition. Max moved to London as a student, where he attended Westminster University. During his time in London, The Royal College of Music invited Herman to compose and to have his work performed by opera singers and instrumentalists at the Britten Theatre Kensington, London.
Max began his career in the professional music industry performing on the Piano, Keyboard and Synthesis in 2001, for artists such as Lemar Obika, George Benson, Sam Moore and others. Max can be seen briefly playing the keyboards at The Royal Albert Hall where Lemar performed with George Benson to celebrate his lifetime achievement award.
Max has performed at The Royal Albert Hall, Earls Court Arena and most recently at the Autism Rocks Arena with artist Hamza Hawsawi (X-Factor winner) for the opening act of Justin Bieber on his Purpose World Tour 2017.
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