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Max Vincent

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Max Vincent
Background information
Birth nameMiodrag "Miša" Mihajlović
Born1967
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Died2004 (aged 37)
Genres
Instrument(s)synthesizer, vocals
Years active1985–2004

Miodrag "Miša" Mihajlović (1967 — 2004), known under the pseudonym Max Vincent,[1] was a Serbian new wave and synth-pop musician.[2]

Biography

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Vincent came from an artistic family — his mother was a violinist and vocal soloist of PGP-RTB, while his father was a bass guitarist and manager of jazz ensemble Plavi Ansambl.[3] Vincent founded Max & Intro, his most well-known project, with high school classmate Zoran Ćalić, known as Intro Johnny.[4][5] Their 1985 single "Ostavi sve" became a major hit upon its release. In his later years, Vincent moved to Italy where he continued working as a composer and at the same time working in Serbia. He was married to Serbian journalist Tatjana “Tanja”Vidojević. He died of a sudden heart attack on the street while coming home with a friend in 2004.[4]

Discography

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As member of duo Max & Intro (together with Zoran Ćalić, known as Intro Johnny):

  • We Design The Future (1985) — singles "Ostavi sve", "Beogradska devojka"
  • "Loš je dan" (1986), single
  • "Suze i smeh" (1989), single with Igor Popović from the group Jakarta

As member of Sančo i Max[6] (together with Zoran Veljić Sančo):

  • Kadilak (1993) — singles "Kadilak", "Kada sam te voleo", "Koliko ti je godina"
  • Mapa je nađena (1998) — single "Budvanski festival"

Solo work:

  • The Future Has Designed Us (2015, released posthumously) — compilation album of previously unreleased songs (1984-2002)
  • Beograd (2018, released posthumously) — compilation album of previously unreleased songs (1986-1999)

References

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  1. ^ "Vincent Max". Discogs. Retrieved 2023-09-05.
  2. ^ Radio, N. T. S. "Vincent Max | Discover music on NTS". NTS Radio. Retrieved 2023-09-05.
  3. ^ "Max & Intro – zaboravljeni prinčevi beogradske elektronike 80-tih". Kaldrma.rs (in Serbian). 2022-06-03. Retrieved 2024-02-23.
  4. ^ a b Discom. "Interview with Intro (ex Max&Intro)". Discom. Retrieved 2024-02-23.
  5. ^ vivstars.com (2021-03-09). "Kulturna Srbija: Novi Talas i Obraz uz Obraz". Vivstars (in Serbian). Retrieved 2023-09-05.
  6. ^ Sančo & Max - Cadillac, 1993, retrieved 2023-09-05