Max Loh
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Max Loh is an aspiring independent musician in Pleasanton, California. Apart from writing songs in the genre of Alternative rock, he also plays the piano and the trumpet. As a pianist, Loh has won numerous awards in the S.M.G Competition of Stanislaus and in the Eastbay Piano Competition of Berkeley. In February of 2007, he also performed Rachmaninov's 3rd Concerto with the Livermore-Amador Symphony [1].
Max writes and sings his own songs, and he has enjoyed some success in songwriting. In 2006, Loh received the PTA Reflections Award of Merit for his composition "No Exit." He also won an Honor Award in the Great American Song Contest of 2006, for his song "Wait for Me."
Max Loh's first album, "The Shortest Forever," should be available for purchase on iTunes and other online stores, by May of 2007.
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