1998, Maxim's cover version of the Rolling Stones' "Factory Girl" was released on the Beggars Banquet compilation CD, 21 Beggars Banquet. On 9 August 1999, Maxim released the EP My Web, which contained five tracks. In 2000, Maxim collaborated with Skin from Skunk Anansie on the song "Carmen Queasy", which remains his biggest solo success, peaking at number 33 on the UK Singles Chart in June that year. Maxim released a second single, "Scheming", on 11 September 2000, which reached number 53 on the UK Singles Chart, and released his debut album, Hell's Kitchen, on 2 October 2000. Maxim's second solo album, Fallen Angel, was released in 2005 and spawned one single, "I Don't Care", which failed to chart. The album was released on multiple formats, including a limited-edition CD. Maxim has performed as a DJ and in 2013 had his first United States DJ tour. He's quoted as saying, "DJing for me is a completely fresh challenge—it gives me the opportunity to play music I’m into. I love the spontaneity, its freestyle form." Maxim's DJing was inspired by trap, and in 2014 he collaborated with Cianna Blaze and producer Blaze Billions to create and release original tracks that he could DJ, released under the name 'We Are Noize'. In an interview, Maxim said that the collaboration was a 'collective', not a new band. In September 2019, Maxim signed an exclusive global publishing deal with Peermusic that includes their partnership on Maxim's "Red Room Arts" publishing company. In December 2019, Maxim's third solo album Love More was released on the Red Room Arts record label. Art Using the pseudonym MM (Double M) for his mixed media artworks made with materials that include items like pills, blades, needles and bullets, Maxim's first exhibition was named "Lepidop Terror" and held in September 2011 at INC Space in London's Covent Garden. Some of his artwork is displayed online at Taylor Barnes Gallery. Maxim has donated pieces of his artwork to fundraising causes including in 2020 the "heART & Soul Auction" for "Arms Around the Child" and the online anti-racism exhibition "United for Change" hosted by Artnet to raise funds for the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust in the UK and "Underground Museum" and "For Freedoms" in the US. Discography Albums 2000: Hell's Kitchen (released 2 October) 2005: Fallen Angel (released 29 March) 2019: Love More (released 16 December) Singles and EPs 1994: Grim Reaper