Edward Maya
Romanian singer-songwriter and producer
Born
June 29th, 1986
38 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Romania
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Edward Maya gained recognition in the music industry with the release of the hit single 'Stereo Love' in 2009. The song achieved international success and topped charts in several countries. As a singer-songwriter and producer, contributions to the dance and electronic music scene have influenced contemporary music trends. Maya has also released albums and collaborated with various artists throughout his career.
Released the hit single 'Stereo Love'
Produced multiple albums and tracks
Collaborated with various artists
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