Maverick Hill
Los Angeles, CA
Maverick Hill
Music Artist  ·  Screenwriter  ·  Producer
"His music is in a lane all its own when it comes to sound. Which in the entertainment industry is a sign of greatness."
— Afro Punk Magazine
The beginning
It started with poetry. As a kid, Maverick loved writing and making art — always wondering what his words would sound like with music behind them. A school piano and an old organ in his family's home gave him his answer. He taught himself a few chords and never looked back.

As a teenager, he met Michael Jackson at a mutual friend's home — an encounter that deepened his conviction that music was the only path worth taking.
Sounds that shaped him
Jimi Hendrix Michael Jackson Led Zeppelin Prince U2 2Pac Jeff Buckley Lenny Kravitz Pearl Jam NIN
The scene
He fell into the LA nightclub scene, earned a reputation as a gifted dancer, and built a career as one of the city's most sought-after event coordinators and promoters. Along the way he became acquainted with Lenny Kravitz during Kravitz's early years performing under the alias "Romeo Blue."

That path led him to Prince — and the two became genuine friends. He served as Promotions Manager at Prince's legendary Glam Slam LA, co-hosted the record release party for "Sexy MF," co-hosted MTV's The Grind Party, and hosted MTV's The Real World London Premiere Party.

He co-hosted Mark Wahlberg's birthday party — guests included Leonardo DiCaprio, Shemar Moore, Carmen Electra, and Mario Lopez. He hosted Jonathan Brandis's birthday at The Beverly Club, attended by Wahlberg, Lopez, Jaime Pressly, Alfonso Ribeiro, and a then-rising Ryan Seacrest. He played a pivotal role in launching Carmen Electra's post-Prince career — convincing her manager Henry Penzi to sign her.
"It is rare for musicians to be as daring and experimental as Maverick Hill."
— Jamsphere Magazine
The work
Today, Maverick records and releases music entirely on his own terms. His latest album, Electric Gemini Vol. I (December 2025), earned international critical attention across Brazil, Italy, and the US. He previously served as Consulting Producer for The Jones Theatre Workshop, founded by actors William James Jones, Thyme Lewis, and Randy J. Goodwin. His industry résumé includes The Hollywood Reporter, 20th Century Fox, Disney, and Warner Bros.

Beyond music, he is developing original film scripts and continues his work as a photographer.

He has actively supported causes including: AIDS Project Los Angeles, Amnesty International, Environmentally Sound, the LA Mission, Black Lives Matter, Moon Mountain Sanctuary (founded by Dawn Olivieri), and the 50501 Movement.

Maverick Hill is not simply an artist — he is a storyteller operating across multiple mediums, with a lifetime of remarkable experiences and the creative vision to translate them into something the world hasn't heard before.
"Maverick Hill proves once again that dance music can be theatrical and unpredictable."
— Visual Atelier 8