Max Muscato is an American singer, songwriter, writer, director, film composer and philanthropist. Hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, he was born into a musical family and immediately hit the road with his father who at the time was a touring musician. From there he learned how to play several instruments that included drums, piano, cello but he eventually found his love with the guitar.

Originally, Max aspired to be a physician, but while attending the University at Buffalo he found himself spending the majority of his time writing music rather than studying. After graduating in 2012, Max traveled to West Palm Beach, FL to work as a trainer at PGA National. There he trained professionals on the PGA Tour. Music never left him, however, it was his true calling and he decided to follow it eventually leading him back to his roots.

Growing up in the streets accompanied by a nomad lifestyle while his father toured, he found music was his outlet. Max learned to play by ear; practicing licks from classic rock and blues artists. Completely self-taught, he spent countless hours writing original music locked away in his bedroom. His love for classical music ultimately led him to blend all three genres together, creating his own signature sound.

By 16, Max had been part of several bands in the Western New York area and played out at numerous venues, all while writing original music behind the scenes. Max's unique sound is a tapestry created from his greatest influences; John Mayer, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nickelback, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and composers Yanni, Enya, James Horner, The Transiberian Orchestra among others. After years of developing as an artist Max crafted a signature sound and incorporated it into all of his compositions, from the edgiest piece to the most tranquil.
His music is a captivating tapestry that skillfully blends moments of high energy with serene melodies, appealing to the diverse tastes of eclectic music listeners. Through his music, Max channels his personal struggles with addiction, depression, and suicidal thoughts. Instead of evading them, he bravely confronts his inner demons, taking responsibility for his growth and striving to become a better individual, fully embracing the present moment.