Maximilian Hecker

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Maximilian Hecker (26 July 1977 in Heidenheim, Germany) is a German musician known for airy pop music, similar to bands like Air. After performing as a drummer in a number of small German bands, his demo tapes attracted the attention of Kitty-Yo Records, who released his debut album Infinite Love Songs in 2001. He has since done numerous European tours and released a number of albums, his latest effort being I'll Be A Virgin, I'll Be A Mountain, released in 2006 through V2 Records.

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[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles

  • "Infinite Love Song" (CD) - Kitty-Yo - 2001
  • "Polyester"(CD) - Kitty-Yo - 2001
  • "Fool" (CD) - Kitty-Yo - 2003
  • "Daylight"(CD) - Kitty-Yo - 2003
  • "Help Me" (CD) - Kitty-Yo - 2004
  • "Silly Lily, Funny Bunny" (CD) - V2 Records - 2006

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