I am a rather big Madonna fan and have been ever since seeing her Borderline video in 1984 which inspired me to buy the 45rpm of the same title.  Little did I know, that it would be the first Madonna song in what would become a vast collection spanning 30+ years.  The collection is full of demos, remixes, acapella, dub, studio, and instrumental versions.  

I first started editing music to fill a void in my collection.  About 2 years ago I was trying to put a Madonna playlist together in iTunes which consisted of radio edits of any and all Madonna songs that had been released as a remix.  Unfortunately, some of the songs did not have official radio edit versions.  So I downloaded editing software and began what would become a love of making re-edits from official versions.  I have great respect for all of the original producers and remixers who created the originals.   For me, my re-edits present a fresh approach to songs that are like old friends.  I welcome feedback, input and suggestions.  Like Madonna says "Music makes the people come together."  Enjoy!!!

Max Beat, a DJ and music producer born in Rome, is an eclectic artist known for his ability to navigate genres like tech house, minimal house, melodic techno, and deep house. His roots lie in the sounds of the 1990s, an era that shaped his musical taste and unique style.

With a background built on quality music and prestigious venues, Max Beat has brought his distinctive vibes to numerous high-profile events. As a music producer, he boasts collaborations with some of the most important record labels in the electronic scene, cementing his reputation as a versatile and innovative talent.

His music is an emotional and dynamic journey

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