Graham Russell
Graham Russell is best known as one half of Air Supply, the soft rock duo he formed with Russell Hitchcock in 1976. Their sound, built on layered harmonies...
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Graham Russell is best known as one half of Air Supply, the soft rock duo he formed with Russell Hitchcock in 1976. Their sound, built on layered harmonies and straightforward romantic themes, found a wide audience through songs like "All Out of Love" and "Lost in Love." The pair worked steadily through the 1980s and into the 1990s.
In 2009, Russell was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, a detail he has discussed publicly. More recently, in 2019, he drew attention for criticizing Lady Gaga's Oscars performance, calling its political message inappropriate for the venue. He didn't back down from the comment, which sparked some debate among fans.
Russell has kept writing and recording. In 2022, he put out a single called "Fall With You," a track that fits comfortably with the melodic, sentimental style he's long been associated with.
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