The Canadian artist and producer says that living in music is a privilege and should be something more appreciated by those involved
After dreaming of the celebrity, many artists disappoint with the routine in the music sector. The greater the success, the greater the load of responsibility, involving tours, interviews, recordings and other various commitments.
However, for the Canadian singer, composer and producer Mac DemarcoThis type of thought is unacceptable. According to Mac, living in music can never be a weight, but a privilege.
For this reason, He-Who this Friday 22nd releases the new album Guitar – Critics some professional colleagues, who calls “complaints”. Mac Demarco reveals that he does not even see a formal “work” work with music.
In an interview with The New Yorker (Via Definitive guitar), the Canadian explained his point:
“I would never call him work. I’m paid. But the job is to repair an engine, cut the grass. Composing songs? Travel on vacation for free? Sometimes the youngest bands think:” The turning point is so difficult “. Maybe these people have made a holiday for a lifetime?
Mac Demarco admits that the excesses, especially on the road, are large and not all please. However, the artist says that traveling and knowing the places of blue (like the China) pays any stress from the tour commitments.
“I understand. It’s not for everyone. But I love it. I couldn’t go to those places before, and now I went to ap# China! … this is fantastic! I’m going because I invented some songs? What a gift! “
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Source: Terra
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