Max Provenzano

Max Provenzano is an indie pop and folk artist whose music lives where memory meets melody—raw, reflective, and unafraid. Growing up in New York City, Max was raised by his mother, whose passing in 2017 profoundly shaped both his life and his songwriting. Her presence echoes throughout his work in songs like “Lesley’s Song,” “Hospital Bed,” and “Would She Be Proud?”, each track a quiet act of remembrance and resilience.

Max’s sound refuses to sit still. While rooted in folk and alternative pop, he’s fearlessly explored genres like R&B, rock, rap, and experimental soundscapes—always chasing what feels real rather than what’s expected. His 2025 concept album Forevermore: Lucky Strike became a breakthrough moment, earning him seven nominations at the 2025 Beat Bonanza Awards, including Artist of the Year, Vocalist of the Year, and Album of the Year. The standout singles—Oh, Momma, Call Me Back, Love Letters, and the fan-favorite duet The Race (feat. Josshh)—showcase Max’s gift for turning personal stories into collective emotion.

Whether he's writing about grief, queerness, identity, or love in all its complicated forms, Max Provenzano invites you into a world that's at once deeply personal and universally resonant. His songs aren't just heard—they're felt.