Mac Graham

Smooth Sexy Svelte... these are only a few words that begin to describe the voice the music the man emerging music icon, Mac Graham. Born on New Years Day in the golden era of Disco/Funk, Mark Graham McAuley (a.k.a. Mac Graham) entered the world with a glint in his eye and a tune in his soul. It seems appropriate that one of Macs first musical utterances was of the horizontal song by Olivia Newton-John Physical the 1980s record-setting, number one smash hit. The germ of those earlier sexy-strains live on in a slightly different, yet arguably sexier form in Mac Grahams Put It On Me and his mid-tempo, grind rump-bumper, Hot. These cuts promise to set the ladies on fire, Gentlemen you have been forewarned! Mac, formerly of the Canadian Pop/Vocal group the McAuley Boys, is the third of four brothers: Gary, George, Mark (Mac) and Randy. His recording and performance experience spans a decade in the music industry. These credits include live appearances in the United States, the UK, Australia, and in his native country of Canada. His voice appears on the chart-topping songs Down Down Down, Without Your Love and the Andy Gibb re-make, I Just Want To Be Your Everything, all of which were released on the Juno Award nominated album, In Another Lifetime. Along with Juno nominations, nationwide tours and numerous network television appearances, Mac has enjoyed sharing the stage with some of musics greats including The Godfather of Soul, James Brown, The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, The Temptations and Gladys Knight to name a few. Currently, Graham is in the studio putting the finishing touches on his solo debut album, Revolution, co-written and produced with his brother Gary "Gmaq" McAuley. Ladies, get ready to put it on him, as Mac promises a very hot, new physical experience! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.