T-MAX THE NOVELIST

About T-MAX THE NOVELIST

Todd Keith Maxwell (expired link). T-MAX was born on November 13th in Boston, Massachusetts and raised in Dorchester. He began performing since the age of 8, break dancing, beat boxing, lyric writing and rhyming. He has shared the stage with the likes of Paul Simon, The Dixie Chicks, Livingston Taylor, The Roots, KRS- One, Big Daddy Kane, Public Enemy, Jay-Z, Nas, Foxy Brown, Poor Righteous Teachers, Jeru the Damager, Gang Star, 112, and New Edition just to name a few. He has recorded songs with Pete Rock, Shaggy, D-Quest, Showbiz & (expired link). and has written songs for Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch as well as the Atlanta based group Raw Seed. His song "Super Cool Mac Daddy", was featured in the movie "Southie", starring Donnie Wahlberg. T-Max has performed at Foxboro Stadium, Great Woods (Summer Jam), and the Half Shell on the Esplanade as the opening act of major artist. He was also invited to perform (and performed) at the Peace and Unity Festival hosted by HOT 97.7 at the Government Center in Boston, which was sponsored by Mayor Thomas M. Menino; This event attracted over 400,000 people. In 1991 T-MAX was signed to a major recording deal on Polydor Records but late