"A PREMIER ROCK AND SOUL ARTIST IN LAWRENCE KS

Max Indiveri doesn’t want to call his songs bedroom pop

But what other option was there? Too groovy to fit in with the pop crowd, But too honest to fit with the glamour of funk and disco, Max’s songs exhibit an uncommon optimism that alienates the cynical zeitgeist of songwriting in an age of great anxiety. Put simply, Max’s song’s are artifacts of culture in a microcosm that capture the feelings of a moment through the little things. Put simpler, Max writes grooves to make you feel good and hooks to make you think good.

Standing at 5’8” going on 5’9”, born at roughly 900 feet above sea level, it’s not hard for everything to be looking up for this Kansas City native. Max played his first chord at the tender age of 7 and likes to think he’s picked up a few things since then. In high school he traversed the recumbent landscape of Kansas City music. From The historic Uptown theater to the ever changing Cricket Wireless Amphitheater, Max has graced the same stages and used the same green rooms as names present in his history book, but not his contact book. But what does that all mean for now? What does it mean for the music he’s created? It means that Max is a student- of the game and the history of it. So long for the era of old souls singing rock and roll, or lust for the raw emotion of a new age of independence. Either way, Max has a groove and a hook to fill your heart and a story to tell your soul.