Jesse Mac Cormack lyrics
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Artist's albums
Settle & Fly / O(O)O
2023 · single
SOLO_2
2023 · EP
A&E_2
2023 · single
NHFN_2
2023 · single
Losing My Mind
2023 · single
SOLO
2022 · album
All at Once
2022 · single
NHFN
2022 · single
Blue World
2022 · single
Never Really Get There (Gerd Janson Remix)
2020 · single
Let It Go / Incomplete
2020 · single
Never Really Get There
2020 · single
LBTA
2020 · single
Now (Jesse Mac Cormack Remix)
2020 · single
No Love Go (CRi Remix)
2020 · single
Nothing Lasts (RYAN Playground Remix)
2020 · single
Now
2019 · album
Give A Chance
2019 · single
No Love Go
2019 · single
After The Glow
2016 · EP
Never Enough
2016 · single
Repeat
2016 · single
After The Glow
2016 · single
CRUSH
2015 · EP
Music for the soul
2015 · EP
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Biography
Jesse Mac Cormack's at last beginning to see what his music is all about. His second studio album is piercing as a look, tender as a goodbye—a collection of electronic songs that lift and crash like waves upon a shore. After a recording process that was by turns nourishing and peaceful, lonely and anguished, the gifts of time, distance and therapy have allowed the Montreal songwriter to finally understand everything he wants to say. "Whatever you go through, you're always going to be alone with what you're living," Mac Cormack says. This was a hard-won lesson. In the deepest depths of the Pandemic, with a relationship in its ending, the musician recalls finally making a decision: to move forward, to change, to really begin to see himself. SOLO is the sound of that transformation, recorded over the course of a year and a half, marked by its hardships but also its relief. As on Now, Mac Cormack's acclaimed 2019 debut, he plays almost every instrument himself, surrounded by a soundtrack of one. Across 10 rippling tracks, the singer summons a sonic world that's razor-edged and intimate, influenced by the textured electronics of James Blake, Little Dragon, Caribou and SUUNS. Drum machines stutter under blooms of synths; curses float below swirls of loving sound. Mac Cormack has hidden so much discomfort inside an album that's warm and glimmering, like a storm cloud before its strike. Even now, long after the season's passed, there's lightning in the air.