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- Irish Goodbye by Mac Lethal, released 31 December 2011 1. Morimoto (Just Duet) 3. Royals Cap (Number the Stars) 5. Black Rainbow 6. Vodka Tonic With a Lime 8. Happy To Be Living 9. Quarter Life 10. Slut (Recorded at a motel in Fargo during a blizzard) 12. Jake + Olive 13.
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| [Mac Lethal w/ F. Stokes & Conchance] [Monday, 9 p.m.] [ Waiting Room, Omaha] [$10] |
as seen in the Daily NebraskanMac Lethal has had his share of time with independent hip-hop label Rhymesayers.
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'I have nothing but respect for them,' said the Kansas City hip-hop artist.
His first album '11:11' was released with the label. After leaving, Mac re-released the album his own way on his own label, Black Clover Records.
Any hard feelings in the past, Mac still keeps relations with Rhymesayers artists like Slug of Atmosphere and Brother Ali, especially with the passing of the label's Eyedea.
Michael 'Eyedea' Larson was found dead in his apartment Oct. 16 at the age of 28. His death was recently ruled as an accidental drug overdose with the direct cause of death being opiate toxicity, according to the Ramsay County medical examiner's office of the Twin Cities area.
With the passing of his mother a few years ago, death is all too familiar with Mac. The experience is also a topic of interest on his upcoming album 'Irish Goodbye,' expected out on Black Clover this spring.
Don't be misled by Mac having but one album out. He actually has quite the plethora of music with six volumes of 'The Love Potion Series' and other mixtapes.
Mac will be in Omaha at the Waiting Room on Monday night with Chicago artist F. Stokes and local artist Conchance.
I was able to catch up with Mac while on tour to discuss details of the new album.
When is 'Irish Goodbye' going to be out for the masses?
I would like to have it out maybe like February or March. I'm gonna get off of this tour Dec. 13 and I want to spend the rest of the year, which is only gonna be two weeks, and a lot of January â actually, I'd say April, because I'll spend a lot of January putting the finishing touches on it, finishing it and mixing it. So I'd like it to be out by April, but I might do like another mixtape or side project before it comes out.
Would you say you put your blood, sweat and tears into this new album?
Absolutely. If there was ever an album or a piece of music that I've scrutinized and focused all of my energy on, it'd be this one. A lot of the music I've come out with is just songs that I wanted to release or put out there to make a little money or whatever, but this is something that â you know I have songs that I've been holding onto for over a year, over a year and a half, that I really want to present to people. So yeah, this is definitely the one that is my blood, sweat and tears, everything, for sure.
How do you differentiate music meant for an album versus music for mixtapes or like 'The Love Potion Series?' Is it a matter of buckling down and saying 'Alright, time for an album now' or what?
Well, I think that the songs I've put on 'The Love Potions' are like songs that I liked, or it was me trying a new idea or trying a sound to see if I liked the way it sounded or trying a style and putting it out there and just saying, 'Here, check this out,' you know. It's not really necessarily meant to feel like a cohesive album. 'The Love Potions' aren't meant to play from song one to the end of the album all the way through and feel like a narrative or a story or a cohesive piece of music. It's just, it's what it is, it's a collection. But an album is a vision, it's a concept, it's an idea, I set a goal creatively that I wanna reach, it's way more personal, I take the songs way more serious. I spend time on them, maybe re-record them a few times, really, really put a lot of energy into making them as good as possible.
So you were saying with 'Irish Goodbye,' it comes from a certain part of your life, what part exactly does it come from?
An Irish goodbye, it basically means you like â it's kind of a bar terminology, but it can be applicable to anything â it's when you leave without telling anyone goodbye. It's like you sneak out of the bar, you don't wanna go around and tell 20, 30 people 'bye' and you'll see them later and spend an hour wishing everybody well, you sneak out the back door and don't really tell anybody you're leaving. They're all drunks, they're not going to remember anyway. So it's a metaphor for, you know, there's just a lot of loss in my life over the past couple of years.
What roles do you take at the label outside of being an artist?
Lately I've been focused on the vision, the art, the looks, the way that our artists perform. I just kind focus on the music and the entertainment element of it. And then Jeremy Willis is the guy behind the scenes, he's a non-artist. He controls the marketing and the business relationships that we have and that element. I'm pretty much focused on me and then the way that our artists are received and refining and refining and refining the creative vision and what we project artistically.