Live In-Studio: Mac DeMarco

Studio 360 | May 18, 2017

Mac DeMarco would lead you to believe that he's some kind of foolish, archetypal teen movie slacker, but the 27-year-old is one of the hardest working musicians today. His 2015 album "Another One," which DeMarco self-recorded and engineered in his home studio, sounds like a cassette tape of Harry Nillsson that had been abandoned on the dashboard of a car (in a good way).

Watch DeMarco croon a couple tracks from "Another One" below. 

Video: "The Way You'd Love Her"

Video: "Another One"

(Originally aired July 16, 2015)

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