Max Ehrich talks about the 2026 Miami Fashion Week and ‘Magic City’ song

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Max Ehrich
Max Ehrich

Actor and musician Max Ehrich (“The Young and The Restless”) chatted with #Powerjournalist Markos Papadatos about the 2026 Miami Fashion Week and his new single “Magic City.”

Are you excited about Miami Fashion Week? What can we expect?

Absolutely! Miami has become such a special place in my life, both personally and creatively. There’s something electric about this city. The culture, the people, the music, the fashion — it’s a world of its own. I’m excited to bring my music into that atmosphere and celebrate with so many incredible creatives. Expect great energy, a little mystery, some surprises, and a whole lot of Magic City.

What do you like most about fashion shows and events?

I love that fashion is storytelling without words. As an actor and musician, I’m naturally drawn to anything that allows people to express themselves creatively. Fashion shows bring together so many different worlds — music, art, design, performance — and there’s something really beautiful about watching someone’s imagination come to life. I also love seeing people take risks and unapologetically own their individuality. Confidence is always in style.

Why is fashion so important to you?

Fashion is an extension of identity. It allows you to communicate who you are, how you’re feeling, or even who you’re becoming without saying a word. Throughout my career, I’ve explored so many different characters and versions of myself, and style has always played a part in that evolution. Right now, I’m embracing a chapter of freedom, confidence, and authenticity. For me, the most attractive thing anyone can wear is being comfortable in their own skin.

What new songs will you perform there?

I’m really excited to bring music from my new three-song EP, Magic City, distributed through Bungalo Music and Film and Universal Music Group. The title track, “Magic City,” is especially meaningful because it’s inspired by Miami itself. The project also includes “Legends” and “305,” which capture different sides of the energy and freedom I’ve experienced here. Each song has its own personality, and I can’t wait to share that world with everyone.

How did “Magic City” come about?

“Magic City” was born out of a very personal chapter of my life. Miami first became a place of healing and rediscovery for me in 2020, and when I returned, I found myself reconnecting with the things that make me feel most alive — music, creativity, friendship, and freedom.

There’s something about driving through Miami at night, feeling the energy of the city, and realizing that life can surprise you in the most beautiful ways. I wanted to capture that feeling in a song.

I collaborated with some incredibly talented creatives who helped bring that vision to life. Ultimately, “Magic City” is about more than a destination. It’s about finding your light again, embracing the present, and realizing that sometimes a new chapter can feel like magic.

How did you approach the concept for the song’s music video?

I wanted the video to feel cinematic, sensual, and immersive — almost like stepping into a dream. Miami has such a distinct visual identity, and I wanted to capture its romance, nightlife, beauty, and mystery.

Working with directors Jose Soto and Santiago Davalos, we created a visual world that reflects the song’s energy. Having Luana Larkin alongside me brought another layer of chemistry and elegance to the story.

My background in acting definitely influences how I approach music videos. I don’t just want to perform a song; I want people to feel like they’re watching a story unfold. The goal was to create something that feels timeless, seductive, and unmistakably Miami.

What do your plans for the future include?

I’m in a really exciting period of creative expansion. Music and acting have always been two of my greatest passions, and I’m grateful to be pursuing both.

Following the release of Magic City, I have more music and visuals that I’m excited to share. On the acting side, I’m also involved in The Kindred, an original vampire film developed by Day One Productions alongside Bryan James.

I’m especially interested in projects that challenge me creatively and allow me to tell meaningful stories. Ultimately, I want to continue evolving as an artist, collaborating with inspiring people, and creating work that connects with audiences around the world. I feel like I’m just getting started.

What would you like to say to your fans?

First and foremost, thank you. Truly. To everyone who has supported me through different chapters of my life and career, your love means more than you know.

One thing I’ve learned is that life isn’t always a straight line, and sometimes the most beautiful things come after the most challenging seasons. Never let anyone convince you that your story is already written.

Keep believing in yourself, protect your peace, lead with love, and never be afraid to begin again. There’s always another chapter waiting to be written.

What’s the one thing you want the fans to get out of Miami Fashion Week?

Inspiration. I want people to leave feeling empowered to express themselves, embrace their individuality, and live a little more boldly.

Fashion, music, and art all have this incredible ability to bring people together, regardless of where they come from. That’s what I love most about Miami — it’s a melting pot of cultures, creativity, and possibility.

If there’s one thing I hope people take away, it’s that being yourself is the most powerful statement you can make. And that a little magic is always possible.

“Magic City” is available on digital service providers by clicking here.

Most recently, Max Ehrich graced the cover of the November issue of Hollywood Hills Magazine.

To learn more about Emmy-nominated actor and singer Max Ehrich, follow him on Instagram.

Read More: Rave review of “Magic City.”